Answer:
1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
A measuring tape uses fractions as its way of measurement. The fractions come within the inch and is broken up by different sized lines. If an object measures to a certain line, we know its however many of the same sized lines (or greater) you've passed, over whatever the measurement on the bottom is.
Not equal to 2 and 1/10
3 and 1/2
Answer: 3 and 1/2
For the various values of X the values of Y are given as follows
X=-1; Y=3
X=0; Y=2
X=1; Y=3
X=2; Y=6
X=3; Y=11
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
Let us consider the given expression as
Step 2:
Let us discuss the value of Y for the various values of X
If X = -1, Y = (-1)² + 2 = 3
If X = 0, Y = (0)² + 2 = 2
If X = 1, Y = (1)² + 2 = 3
If X = 2, Y = (2)² + 2 = 6
If X = 3, Y = (3)² + 2 = 11
Answer:
Explanation below.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's say for example you have 100 dollar or euros, or whatever you work with in your country. 30% of 100 equals 30.
If they ask you for example 30% of 250 dollar/euro, it is 250/100 * 30, which equals 75.
If they say there are sales that go up to 30%, all you do is as follows;
1) You calculate how much money 30% is. [Look above]
2) You distract the 30% FROM the original price.
Example; A shirt costs 300 dollar/euro, but there's a sale of 30% on it.
30% of 300 = 100
300-100 = 200
The shirt costs 200 dollar/euro.
Y=3x + 8.25
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