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The fact that there are two length sides and two width sides.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Bernie had $30 in his bank account.
Today he withdrew $d
Now he has = $30 — $d
Because from $30 he took away $d that’s why $d have to subtract from the $30.
Tomorrow he’ll deposit $15 and that will be added up with current balance $30 —$d.
So, the expression to represent how much money Bernie will have in his bank account is $30 —$d + 15
It’s obvious. X Delmar practiced more
Answer:
$45
Step-by-step explanation:
Here we need to calculate the income of this year.
We know that a year has 52 weeks. And, our payed weeks are 51, they are, the 50 weeks we work plus the one week of paid-vacation. The remaining week does not give us income, as is unpaid. So our total year income is:
51 * $615 = $31,365
So, our surplus will be our income minus our expenses:
Surplus = $31,365 - $31,320 = $45
Our cash surplus is $45
