Answer:
go to sleep just take the 0 and thinks for the points
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>It's not clear what is the specific requirement of the question, but I'll assume a couple of situations to help you with your real problem.</u>
Answer:
$45 (qualified)
$30 (did not qualify)
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Percentage Calculations</u>
Relative quantities are usually expressed as percentages (%). We say x percent of y is the proportion xy/100. When discounts or surcharges are applied, they are subtracted or added to the original quantity.
The question explains I receive a 10% discount off the original selling price if the total cost plus shipping is greater than $35. Let's assume the total cost plus shipping is $50. Since it's greater than $35, it qualifies for a discount. The discount is 10% of $50 = (10)(50)/100= $5. So the new total cost will be $50 - $5 = $45
Let's suppose now the total cost+shipping is $30. Since it's not greater than $35, no discount will be applied and we have to pay $30
Solid is if x is greater/less than or equal to (there isn’t a symbol for it) the line and the line would be dashed if x is < or > something
Answer:
36.576 meters
Step-by-step explanation:
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Let us calculate the teacher's initial speed. It can be calculated as thus:
She does 5 papers in 30 minutes. Thus means her speed is 6 minutes per paper (Because 
minutes per paper).
Now, if the teacher has to complete the remaining 30 papers in the remaining 150 minutes (2 hours 30 minutes=120+30=150 minutes), she will have to go through one paper in 
minutes. Thus, her speed now will have to be 5 minutes per paper.
Now, we know that 1.2 times 5=6. Therefore, it will not be wrong to say that '' she has to be 1.2 times faster instead of 20% faster" because both mean the same.
