He Paid $14 each share but lost $6 each share. 14-6= 8..... he sold 100 shares of stock for $8each. 100 divided by 8 =$12.50
Answer:
We have
sale price + 6% x sale price = $121.37;
Then
(106/100) x sale price = $121.37;
sale price = $121.37 x 100 / 106;
sale price = $12137 / 106;
sale price = $114.50;
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
-1.25 is less than -1.02 and 1.4.
> -1.25 + 1.02 = -0.23
1.4 is a greater amount because it is a positive number
So, if you put it this way, -1.25 is lesser, -1.02 is the 2nd least, & 1.4 is the greatest.
Which means your overall answer should be -1.25 < -1.02 < 1.4
Answer:
$56.82
Step-by-step explanation:
The sum of all the stuff she bought is 10+20+23, so 53.
Now you need to find the tax, so you multiply 53 x 7.2%, and to change a % to a number you move the decimal place two to the left, so you get .072
$53 x .072 = $3.816 sales tax
$53 for the stuff plus $3.816 tax = $56.816
and since money is only two decimal places and the 6 is higher than 5, you have to round up to the nearest penny, so $56.82!
