A. 81
b. no entiendo la pregunta
c. 32
d. 64
e. 81
f. 1000
The first step in solving this problem is to compute the amount
of markup. You can do this by deducting the original price to the marked up
price.
$70.00 - $35.50 = $34.50
To get the percent of markup, you have to divide the amount
of markup to the original price.
$34.50 / $35.50 = 97.2%
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The formula to calculate the experimental probability is "P(event) = Number of times event occurs/total number of trials"
The expiramental probability should be the fraction "21/47"
The theoretical probability should be the fraction "1/3" because the formula for theoretical probability is the number of favorable outcomes (5 dollar bill) over the total number of possible outcomes (10-dollar bill, one dollar bill, & 5 dollar bill). therefore, there is 1 favorable outcome, and 3 possible outcomes = 1/3.
Answer:
B.
Step-by-step explanation:
multiplying by 2 gives C=4*pi*r
make r = 3 for example, and you get C = 6pi
when you plug r into the new formula, C= 12pi, which is double
