The total cost for one can is: $25.41.
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Let us assume that we want to know the total cost of ONE CAN.
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To calculate our answer:
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$ 23.97 + [ (6/100) * 23.97)] = Our answer, in dollars.
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Note: "6%" = 6/100 = 0.06
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Rewrite as:
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$ 23.97 + [ (6/100) * 23.97)] = our answer, in dollars;
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$ 23.97 + (0.06 * 23.97)
= $ 23.97 + 1.4382
= $ 25.4082 ; Round to decimal places, to get:
<span>→ $ 25.41
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Answer:
943,281
Step-by-step explanation:
Just move the 3 up a value
If it's in the ten's place, then move it to the hundred's place value.
If it's in the hundred's place, then move it to thousand's place value.
So on and so on...
Answer: A
(He has the side lengths in the wrong place in the cosine ratio)
Heyo. Let's go ahead and set this problem up
It should look like this
12x + 125 = 725
The variables can be another letter, doesn't matter.
12 will stand for the months in a year
x is the amount paid per month
125 is the registration free
725 is the one year membership total
Subtract both sides by 125 to get:
12x = 600
Divide both sides by 12 to get:
x=50
That being said, each month, a new member will pay $50.
