Cosine again. Yay.
Put 36 into a fancy calculator with one of those cos() things. You get about 0.81.
So that's the ratio between x and 10.
So basically x/10 = 0.81, or 0.81 * 10 = x.
8.1 = x
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the slope you use the slope formula which is y2-y2/x2-x1
And to find the y intercept you use y=mx +b. Yous substitute the slope as m and you substitute a point from the line to find b. Which is the y intercept
Answer:
the original price of the book is $20
Step-by-step explanation:
sometimes in a question, they put things in the question that don't actually help us get to the answer. usually we ignore it, but i'm going to list them out just to help you a bit more.
<u>Things that are useless:</u>
- his name is Jarred (his name could be gary, it doesn't affect us getting the answer)
- he went to a bookstore (he could've gone to the library, it wont affect us getting to the answer)
- the book is softcover (it could be any type of book, wont affect us getting to the answer)
- the item is a book (it could be anything that he bought, wont affect us getting to the answer.)
<u>Things that are helpful:</u>
- the book was on sale (helps us know that the price was reduced)
- the book was on sale 10% (helps us know how much it was reduced by)
- he spent $18 for the reduced price (helps us know how much he spent)
Ok, now that we know those, let's work on the question.
let b be the original book price
we need to find 10% so we have to use 90% (because 100 - 10 = 90)
if we needed to find 20% we would use 80% (because 100 - 20 = 80)
and so on.
90% of b = 18 (90% of the og. book price equals 18)
90/100 × b = 18 (write a correct equation and make the percent a fraction)
9/10 × b = 18 (simplify both sides of the equation)
9 × b = 180 (multiply both sides of the equation to get rid of fraction)
b = 20 (divide both sides of the equ. to get b by itself)
the original price of the book is $20
hope this helped :D
good luck my friend
- cheesetoasty
Answer:
since the toy is marked down 15%,
you do p*.85
to find the remaining cost
Step-by-step explanation:
