Find the value of x. x=

Mathematics

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Free_Kalibri [48]3 years ago

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Answer: 110

Reasoning: all of the numbers should add up to 360.

140+110=250

360-250=110

The angles of 110 look the same, go for it.

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A store pays a manufacturer $20 for a hat. To make a profit, the store prices the hat 60% higher than the amount they paid. Late

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Answer:

The clearance price is $17.28.

The clearance price will not give the store any profit.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have been given that a store pays a manufacturer $20 for a hat. To make a profit, the store prices the hat 60% higher than the amount they paid.

The price of the hat after increasing the price by 60% will be:

$\text{Price of the hat after an increase of 60\%}=20+(\frac{60}{100}*20)$

$\text{Price of the hat after an increase of 60\%}=20+(0.60*20)$

$\text{Price of the hat after an increase of 60\%}=20+12$

$\text{Price of the hat after an increase of 60\%}=32$

So, the price of hat after the increase of 60% will be $32.

As the sale reduces the price of hat by 10%, so the price of hat after sale will be:

$\text{Price of the hat after sale of 10\%}=32-(\frac{10}{100}*32)$

$\text{Price of the hat after sale of 10\%}=32-(0.10*32)$

$\text{Price of the hat after sale of 10\%}=32-3.2$

$\text{Price of the hat after sale of 10\%}=28.8$

So the price of hat after 10% sale will be $28.8.

As the clearance sale reduces the price by 40%, so price of hat after clearance sale will be 28.8 minus 40% of 28.8.

$\text{Price of the hat after clearance sale}=28.8-(\frac{40}{100}*28.8)$

$\text{Price of the hat after clearance sale}=28.8-(0.40*28.8)$

$\text{Price of the hat after clearance sale}=28.8-11.52$

$\text{Price of the hat after clearance sale}=17.28$

Therefore, the clearance price is $17.28.

As store has purchased the hat from manufacturer for $20 and sold it $17.28, therefore, the store will not have a profit.

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A=\textit{accumulated amount}\\
I=\textit{initial amount}\\
r=rate\to r\%\to \frac{r}{100}\\
t=\textit{elapsed time}\\
\end{cases}
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