You have to do it to the powers of like you did with number one
Answer:
The anwser is D 0.8
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok, so the discount is given in a percentage, in this case 10%. The sale price is going to reflect 10% of the original price minus the discount, so...
Sale $ = original$ - original $ x .10
If we use some algebra, we can reorganize the equation to solve for the original price...
Sale $ = original$ - original $ x .10
Sale $ = original$ (1 - .10)
Sale $ = original$ x .90
original$ = sale$/.90
So now we can plug in our values
original price = 50/.90
original price = 55.55555 = $55.55 to the nearest nickel
Answer:
part a: -40 < x < 140
part b: open circles on both -40 and 140 with an arrow from each pointing inward. (towards zero). the solutions represent temperatures that will keep the gas in liquid form.
part c: it will freeze because -49 is less than -40, and therefore not a solution to the inequality.
explanation
a. x must be greater than -40 and less than 140 as outlined in the problem. so x > -40 and x < 140
b. open circles are non inclusive, and we do not include -40 or 140 because the gas will not be a liquid at those temps.
Answer:
The constant of variation is 1.6.
Step-by-step explanation:
y = kx and x = 5 when y = 8 and k = the constant of variation.
8 = k*5
k = 8.5 = 1.6.