Umm. Where is the question?
Well, you have 22 dollars and you're taking your friend to the movies. Each ticket cost 8 dollars; so that's 8 times 2 which would be 16. 22-16= 6, so you should have 6 dollars at the most to spend on snacks.
Q) 145+ (-15) + (-188) = ?
→ 145+ (-15) + (-188)
→ {145 - 15} - 188
→ 130 - 188
→ -58 is the solution.
Answer:
States rely on sales taxes more than local governments do. States collected $441 billion from sales taxes in 2016, or 35 percent of own-source state general revenue (table 1). “Own-source” revenue excludes intergovernmental transfers. Nearly two-thirds ($291 billion) of that total came from general sales taxes, while the other one-third ($150 billion) came from selective sales taxes (or excise taxes) on tobacco, alcohol, and the like. Local governments collected $118 billion from sales taxes in 2016, or 11 percent of local government own-source general revenue. Of that total, $85 billion came from general sales taxes and $32 billion came from selective sales taxes. (Census includes the District of Columbia’s revenue in the local total.)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
This is very similar to what we are proving if you just change the angles.