The <u>correct answer</u> is:
The better deal is $10.90 for a dozen.
Explanation:
A <u>unit rate</u> is a rate with a denominator of 1. This means we want to know the price of one individual desk for each bulk package.
$10.90 for a dozen desks:
Divide 10.90 by 12:
10.90/12 = 0.9083 ≈ $0.91 per desk.
$80 for 60 desks:
Divide 80 by 60:
80/60 = $1.33 per desk.
The lowest cost per desk is in the $10.90 for a dozen deal.
Answer: P = $ 12000
r = 14%
t = 1 (for first year)
I = (P X r X t)/100
∴ I = (12000 X 14 X 1)/100
= 120 X 14
= $ 1680 <---------- (Interest on loan at the end of first year)
∴ Total amount owing at the end of first year = (P + I)
= (12000 + 1680)
= $ 13680
Repayment = $ 7800
Amount still outstanding (at the start of second year) = 13680 - 7800
= $ 5880
Interest on the outstanding amount at the end of second year,
P (new) = $ 5880
r (same) = 14%
t = 1 (for the current second year)
∴ I = (P X r X t)/100
= (5880 X 14 X 1)/100
= 82320 / 100
= $ 823.2 <-------------------------- (Interest on outstanding amount at the end of second year)
Well to find the total sales you must substitute for the variable in the equation;
t = 68.95b
t = 68.95(31)
t = 2,137.45
So the total of the store's boot sales is;
$2,137.45
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
9-5 = 4
7 - (-10) = 3
9 - 4 = 5
Answer:
9:12 and 12:16
Step-by-step explanation:
3/4 = 0.75
9/12 = 0.75
12/16 = 0.75
