Answer:
12 (p/2 + 17.50) = 750 equation can be used to get regular price of enrollment.
Step-by-step explanation:
So when a new student gets enrolled by paying a $17.50 application fee and gets a value of price halved at p/2
where p = regular price of enrollment
So in reality, for the student to be enrolled he/she must pay = (p/2) + $17.50 application fee to be able to get that special offer.
So Twelve new students enrolled, meaning they paid: 12 (p/2 + 17.50 application fee)
The amount they all paid is $750.
To get the regular price of enrollment from the price that included the application fees, the equation to use would be: 12 (p/2 + 17.50) = 750
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Explanation:
Answer:
Whats the problem? and what class (algebra...)
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Number + 5 = 10</u>
Subtract 5 from each side:<em> Number = 5</em>
Answer: (6, -30)
Step-by-step explanation:
Substitute the points into the equation:
3.5 = -1/2(1^3) - 3(1) + 7 = 3.5: (1, 3.5) is on the graph.
-60.5 = -1/2 (9^2) -3(9) + 7 = -60.5: (9, -60.5) is on the graph.
-1 = -1/2 (-8^2) -3(-8) + 7 = -1. (-8, -1) is on the graph.
-30 = -1/2(6^2) -3(6) + 7 = -29 (6, -30) is not on the graoh.
