In percent equation method , we transformed the number that we wanted to look for the percentage of into decimals and simply move the commas into two number on the right
If you get a hang on it, this method will be faster than the percent equation
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
T = 4c + 25....where c = # of classes and T = total cost
2 classes...so sub in 2 for c and solve for T
T = 4(2) + 25
T = 8 + 25
T = 33 <==== with 2 classes ,its $ 33
4 classes....so sub in 4 for c and solve for T
T = 4(4) + 25
T = 16 + 25
T = 41 <==== with 4 classes, its $ 41
8 classes....sub in 8 for c
T = 4(8) + 25
T = 32 + 25
T = $ 57 <==== with 8 classes, its $ 57
10 classes...sub in 10 for c
T = 4(10) + 25
T = 40 + 25
T = 65 <===== with 10 classes, its $ 65
Answer:it would be exactly to the other side of y
Step-by-step explanation:
like say -2,1 would reflect as 2,1
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
It would be unusual because there are only one 7.6 samples out of a total of 100 samples.
Answer)3.5
1)minus 17.5-14=3.5
2)14+3.5=17.5
3)keep adding 3.5
