Cheese sticks were 10. for dollar or 10 cents a piece (10/100 =.10 or 10 cents. now 4 for dollar or ,25 x 100 = 25 cents each (4/100). percent change
.25 - , 10 =.15
,15/,25 = .60
.60 x 100 = 60%
The base area of this second rectangular prism is 51 cm²
The rectangular prism completely filled with sand has a base area of 85cm² and height of 15cm .
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volume of a rectangular prism</h3>
where
B = base area
h = height
Since the first rectangular prism was completely filled with sand and it completely filled the second rectangular prism, it means they both have the same volume.
Therefore,
volume of the first rectangular prism = volume of the second rectangular prism.
Therefore, the base area of the second rectangular prism can be calculated as follows:
volume = Bh
1275 = 25B
B = 1275 / 25
B = 51 cm²
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The population size after 6 years and after 8 years are 147 and 169 population respectively
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The standard exponential function is expressed as y = ab^x
where
a is the base
x is the exponent
Given the function that represents the population size P (t) of the species as shown;

For the population size after 6 years

For the population after 8 years

Hence the population size after 6 years and after 8 years are 147 and 169 population respectively
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Answer:
The answer to the question provided is 622.1138211.
Rounded to the nearest tenth is 622.1
12 31/100 is the mixed fraction because in a decimal all the numbers to the left are whole numbers and all the numbers to the right are numbers that are part of a whole. Just like in a mixed fraction there is a whole number and a fraction in a mixed number. Since 12 is in the left it is the whole number and since 31 is to the right and in the place value 31 is ending in the hundredths place so that's why the fraction is, 31/100. That's how you came to know that 12 31/100 is the fraction for 12.31.