The cost would be $4.74. 3.95 times 0.2 is 0.79. Add that to 3.95 and get 4.47
<span>180
n is the number of games. In this case it is 15. Enter this number into the function:
b(n) = 12n = 12(15) = 180.
Simply put, 12 balls are needed for each game.
15 x 12 = 180</span>
<span>77.5% can also be written as 77.5/100, but if you're the mathematical notation police, people don't like decimals on a fraction, sooo, an equivalent form is: </span>
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= (77.5)/(100) * (2/2)
= 155/200
= 31/40
= 0 31/40 </span>
Better hearing and better sound censory
i think anyways
No, since 0 doesn't belong to the domain.
