The more expensive bike could be a bigger size so in stead of being a 20 inch it could be a 24 inch, another option is that one bike is made by a lower brand name company hile the expensive one is a better well know company so in that case the extra $100 is just a added price for the name. Last option is one's on sell and ones not. I hope this helped! :)
X=skirt
y=sweater
z=shoes
x+y+z=165
y=8/7x
z=x+11
plug it in
x+(8/7x)+(x+11)=165
2x+8/7x=154
22/7x=154
x=49
y=56
z=60
a skirt cost $49, a sweater cost $56, and a pair of shoes cost $60
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:(4+7)-(1)
Answer:
d=-5
Step-by-step explanation:
-4d-37=7d +18
move the terms to its correct side
-4d-7d=18+37
calculate the like terms together.
-11d=55
divide both sides by -11. both of the negavtive (-11) will cancel out and become d on the left and on the right 55 will be divided by -11 = -5. the 5 is negative because there's a negative -11 if there were a postive 11 it will be 5 instead of D=-5
Answer: 26%
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula to calculate the percentage markup is given as:
= Selling price - Cost / Cost price × 100
where selling price = $15750
Cost price = $12500
Percentage markup = ($15750 - $12500) / $12500 × 100
= $3250/$12500 × 100
= 26%
