Initial cash on hand : $200.00
Ticket cost : $87.96
T-shirt cost per piece: $30.00
The first thing Staci needs to do is to deduct the cost of the ticket from her money.
$200 - 87.96 = $112.04
Stacy has the extra amount of 112.04 to purchase t-shirts. Since, each t-shirt costs $30. To know the number of shirts she can buy, she must divide the difference by 30.
$112.04 / $30 = 3.73
Based from the quotient, Stacy can buy 3 t-shirts.
$30 * 3 = $90 total cost of the tshirts.
$112.04 - 90 = $22.04
After buying the ticket and 3 tshirts, Staci has an excess of $22.04 from her $200.
Step-by-step explanation:
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1-2m-5m=15
combine like terms
1 -7m = 15
subtract 1 from each side
1-1-7m = 15-1
simplify
-7m = 14
divide by -7
-7m/-7 = 14/-7
simplify
m = -2
Let b = blue marbles
y = yellow marbles
Sum = b+y
The <span>chance of a blue marble being drawn first is:
b / (b+y) = 0.55
</span>The <span>chance of a blue marble being drawn first then a yellow next is:
</span>b / (b+y) * <span>y / (b+y-1) = 0.37</span>
This can be solve easily by using a theorem of Bayes
0.37/0.55 = .67 or 67%
Answer:
Selling price of hockey game set is $145.32 , markup price is $210.54 and profit is $96 .
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume that the selling price of hockey game set be x .
As given
Pyotr Tchaikovsky Sporting Goods operates on a 45% overhead based on the selling price, which results in an overhead of $65.34 on the newest version of an air hockey game set.
45% is written in the decimal form .

= 0.45
Thus the equation becomes
0.45 × x = 65.34
0.45x = 65.34

x = 145.2
Therefore the selling price of the hockey game set is $145.2 .
Thus
Markup price = Selling price + Overhead Price
= $145.2 + $65.34
= $ 210.54
As given
If the air hockey game set costs Pyotr Tchaikovsky Sports $49.32 .
i.e Cost price of the hockey game set = $ 49.32
Profit = Selling price - Cost price
= 145.32 - 49.32
= $ 96
Therefore selling price of hockey game set is $145.32 , markup price is $210.54 and profit is $96 .