It is unclear what you want to do, but in the case where they give you the length and the width, it is most likely they are asking for either area or perimeter. For Area, it is length times width.
A = l x w
A = 60 yards x 50 yards
A = 3000 square yards.
For Perimeter of the rectangle, it is 2 of the lengths plus 2 of the widths.
P = 2 ( 60 yards ) + 2 ( 50 yards )
P = 120 yards + 100 yards
P = 220 yards
I hope this helps :-)
Subtract it like you would and then add - so it would be -16
Answer:
First consider the original amount.
Then consider the rate of tax or markup
To find the tax or markup, multiply the rate by the original amount.
To find the total cost, add the tax or markup to the original amount.
Step-by-step explanation:
Example
A phone has a listed price of $790 before tax. If the sales tax rate is 6.5% find the total cost of the phone with sales tax included. Round your answer to the nearest cent as required.
Solution
Step 1:
List price of the phone = $790
Sales tax rate = 6.5%
Step 2:
Sales tax = 6.5% of 790=0.065×790=51.35
Step 3:
Total cost of phone including sale tax = list price + sales tax
= 790+51.35
= $841.35
hope this helped!
Answer:
Qualitative, Nominal level of measurement
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following in the question:
Survey:
"Which of the following types of pizza crust do you prefer?"
The response could be:
1) Thick Crust 2) Thin Crust
Qualitative and Quantitative data:
- Qualitative variable is the non parametric variable.
- Quantitative variable is the variable whose values can be expressed in numerical.
- The quantitative variable describes the data.
Thus, for the given survey the response can either be thin crust or thick crust, thus, it is a categorical feature, which is qualitative.
Since it is qualitative data it can neither be discrete nor continuous.
It is nominal level of measurement, which is the first level of measurement where the numbers are only used to classify the categorical variable.
