The quotient of 2 times some number and four.
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So he needs to sell $2,000 in merchandise.
<h3>what is the total value of merchandise he needs to sell?</h3>
We can assume that we have a proportional relation:
y = k*x
Where y is the commission and x is what Norman sells, then:
$15 = k*$200
k = $200/$15 = 0.075
$37.50 = k*$500
k = $500/$37.50 = 0.075
Then the relation is:
y = 0.075*x
If he wants a commission of $150, then:
$150 = 0.075*x
$150/0.075 = x = $2,000
So he needs to sell $2,000 in merchandise.
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Answer:
<h2>Ian will have enough money to buy the gift</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
given
monthly allowance= $21
from January to June= 6 months
total savings = 21*6= $126
cost of gift = $110
Step two:
Ian will have enough money to buy the gift
since he saved $126 which is greater than the cost of the gift of $110
he would have a balance of $16
Because Philip is conducting a survey that pertains to the weight of the cows, he needs statistics that directly relate to weight.
The cows being overweight doesn't give Philip concrete information on the weight of the cows, as it doesn't give the amount of pounds a cow weighs. Average age has nothing to do with weight, and normal body weight doesn't give concrete information on weight.
The answer is "<span>What is the weight of each cow on the farm?".</span>
