The answer would be C. The line is best fit so the Y-intercept wouldn't show EXACTLY how much it would cost, just around how much it would cost. (Approximately)
The first step in solving this problem is to compute the amount
of markup. You can do this by deducting the original price to the marked up
price.
$70.00 - $35.50 = $34.50
To get the percent of markup, you have to divide the amount
of markup to the original price.
$34.50 / $35.50 = 97.2%
1.) 3 (3t + s)
distribute
9t + 3s
plug in the variables
9 ( 12 ) + 3 ( 9 )
108 + 27
135
2.) 2s - t
plug in the variables
2 ( 9 ) - 12
18 - 12
6
I hope this helped and i sincerely hope that this was the brainliest answer!
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To ease your live re write each one by using sin, cos, tan, knowing well that:
cscx = 1/sin x ( sin of an angle = opposite side/hypotenuse(23)
secx = 1/cos x (cos of an angle = adjacent side/hypotenuse(23)
cotx = 1/tanx (tan of an angle = opposite side/adjacent side)
Work it out & if you have difficulties do let me know
