The council tax bill before the increase is £1240
The equation that represents the percentage increase in council tax bill is :
percentage increase x t = £62
Where t represents the initial council tax bill - council tax bill before the 5% increase
5% x t = £62
0.05 x t = £62
Divide both sides of the equation by 0.05
t = £62 / 0.05 = £1240
To check if the answer derived is correct : 5% x 1240 = 62.
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Step-by-step explanation:
k = √(49 - 12√5)
= √(45 + 4 - 2 √180)
= √45 - √4
= 3 √5 - 2.
<em>So, k + 2 = 3 √5 - 2 + 2 = 3 √5.</em>
For every one mile (across) the line will go up 60. This line (from (0,0) ) is therefore y = 60x
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Answer: 44.2
Step-by-step explanation:
108.29*2/4.9=44.2
