What is two numbers whose difference is 25.6 There are plenty of numbers and digits has a difference of 25.6. we shall illustrate these values using the following.
1. 50.0 – 24.4 = 25.6
2. 100.1 – 74.5 = 25.6 
3. 150 – 124.4 = 25.6 
4. 78 – 52.4 = 25.6 
5. 90 – 64.4 = 25.6 
6. 88.5 -62.9 = 25.6

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3 years ago

much they will have left over. (a) If a package of curtains cost $21.50, what is the cost of the 3 packages of curtains in the c

wariber [46]

64.5 is the answer.

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3 years ago

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Me. Ellis is a teacher who tutors after school. Of the students he tutors, 30% need help in computer science and 70% need assist

Anna11 [10]

Answer: There are 82.5% after school students who are enrolled in his classes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the total number of students be 100

Percentage of students who need help in computer science = 30%

So, number of students who need help in computer science = 30

Percentage of students who need help in maths = 70%

So, number of students who need assistance in maths = 70

Of the students who need help,

40% are enrolled in Mr. Ellis's class during the school day,

So, it means 60% are enrolled in his class after the school day.

Number of students who are enrolled in his class after the school day = 60

Number of students who need help in Maths is given by

$\frac{70}{100}\times 60=42$

Of the students that need help in maths, percent of students are enrolled in his class during the day = 25%

So, number of students who need help in maths and enrolled in his class after school hours

$\frac{75}{100}\times 42=31.5$

Number of students who need help in computer science and enrolled in his class after school hours

$\frac{30}{100}\times 60=18$

Therefore, there are $31.5+18=49.5$ students who joined his class after school hours,

Percentage of the after students who are enrolled in Mr. Ellis's classes is given by

$\frac{49.5}{60}\times 100=82.5\%$

Hence, there are 82.5% after school students who are enrolled in his classes.

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