The granola summer buys used to cost $6.00 per pound but it has been marked up %15 Question: How much did it cost summer to buy 2.6 pounds of granola at the old price.=> previous price of granola = 6.00 dollars per pound=> marked up 15% = 15% /100% = .15Solve:=> 6 * .15 = .9=> 6 + .9 = 6.9 dollars per poundNow, you want to buy 2.6 pounds=> 6.9 * 2.6 = 17.94 dollars <span>
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Answer: It would of been $339.25
Step-by-step explanation: If you do the math 299 divided by 45 you will get 40 so now add 40 to 299 you will get $339 minus 50 cents will be 25 so $339.25 would be the original price of the bike.
Answer:
First answer is 1200
Second answer is 900 for each new employee
Step-by-step explanation:
First answer:
2200+1300+800+940+560+x = 7000
5800+x = 7000 subtract 5800 from both sides and you get your answer
x = 1200
Second answer:
x = 900. Each of the two employees made 900 a month or 1800 a month for both of them.
To find the average we take the total salaries and divide by the number of people to find the average salary. In this case, we know the average and we know all of the salaries, but two. We can figure this out.
(7000 + 2x)/8 = 1100 multiple both sides by 8 to clear the fraction/
7000 +2x = 8800 Subtract both sides by 7000
2x = 1800 Divide both sides by 2
x = 900
Hi there!
Sometimes, like you said, you might don't get the exact answer when you justified your answer. In this case, you need to take the nearest number. So if you got 11 then 12 is the nearest number, just go for it.
Or go back and start over and see if you didn't miss anything.
I hope this helps!
The answer of the data set is 22
