It’s not exactly equal to one, but in many cases in math they ask for a rounded answer.
The final price (what it is selling for) is $796.40
The markup is 10% of the original price (the dealer's cost) , meaning that it is 10% more.
We need to find the original price.
We write this as an equation
The original price *110% = final price
This is because the original price is itself (100%) added with 10%
Plug in the known final price
Original Price * 110% = 796.40
Convert 110% to a decimal because the other numbers- such as the final price are also decimal numbers.
Convert 110% to a decimal by moving the decimal point up 2 spaces ( basically dividing it by 100)
110% = 1.1
So it is now
Original price *1.1 = 796.40
Divide both sides by 1.1 to isolate our unknown, the original price
Original price = $724
Answer:
Kindly check explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the following :
Cost of large candle (a) = 25 each
Cost of small candles (y) = 10 each
Amount needed = $600
Number of each that must be sold to raise needed amount:
25a + 10y = 600.
Here a = number of large candles that must be sold at the price
y = number of small candles that must be sold at the price
Summing the revenue both should result in the required amount.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
C: 2,6 and d: 0,26 i hope it helped :)
