For this case, the first thing we must do is define a variable.
We have then:
n: number of days.
We now write the explicit formula that represents the problem.
We have then:
an = 4n + 15
Where,
15: crunches the first day
4: increase the number 4 each day
Answer:
An explicit formula for the number of crunches Abbie will do on day n is:
an = 4n + 15
Answer:
A $12.84
Step-by-step explanation:
Sweater was originally $48.00 before tax. $48.00 x 7% tax rate (.07) = $3.36 in tax
So the sweater originally would've cost $48.00 + $3.36 = $51.36
The sale price was 25% off the $48.00. $48.00 x 25% (.25) = $12.00
Then you subtract the $12.00 from the $48.00 to get the new price of $36.00
Now that's before tax, so $36.00 x 7% tax rate (.07) = $2.52 in tax
So the sweater would cost on sale $36.00 + $2.52 = $38.52
To figure out how much she would've saved you subtract the sale price & tax from the original price & tax $51.36 - $38.52 = $12.84
Answer:
It takes 6 hours for both to reach an equal paid.
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to form an expressions in terms of x where x determine the number of hours :
Option 1,
$(30 + 9x)
Option 2,
$(14x)
Next, you have to compare it since they want to find out how many hours they work until they reach the same amount :
30 + 9x = 14x
30 = 14x - 9x
30 = 5x
5x = 30
x = 30÷5
x = 6
