<h2>Steps</h2>
So here are a couple expressions when a value changes by percentage (p = percentage in decimal form and m = original value):
- When <em>decrease</em>: (1 - p)m
- When <em>increase</em>: (1 + p)m
So firstly, the $80 share dropped by 15%. Since this is a <em>decrease</em>, follow the appropriate expression:

<em>On Tuesday, the share went from $80 to $68</em>
Next, on Wednesday the share increased by $7. With this, just add $68 and 7.

<em>On Wednesday, the share went from $68 to $75</em>
Lastly, on Thursday the share increased by 12%. Since this is an <em>increase</em>, follow the appropriate expression:

<h2>Answer</h2>
<u>The final price of the share is $84.</u>
3ft per second on a still sidewalk (27/9) , 11ft on the moving sidewalk.(99/9)
Hope this helps!
Answer: no
Step-by-step explanation: the ratio 3:5 can be written as 3/5 which 3/5 is not equal to 4/6 or 7:9
Answer:
a. yes, because there is a straight line that passes through the origin (0, 0). b. no, there is a straight line but it does not pass through the origin.
Step-by-step explanation: