Meg's first quiz she done better on. It was 92% and the Second quiz was was 90%.
Answer:
as many as there is possible
Production cost = one time cost + variable costs
Let the number of published books for equal production costs be n.
Using the first method:
production cost = 18,853 + 19.75n
Using the second method:
production cost = 64,853 + 8.25n
Now, we need the two production costs to be equal:
18,853 + 19.75n = 64,853 + 8.25n
Solve for n as follows:
18,853 + 19.75n = 64,853 + 8.25n
19.75n - 8.25n = 64,853 - 18,853
11.5n = 46000
n = 46000/11.5
n = 4000 books
Answer:
I dont really know if i understand the problem fully but i hope this is what you are looking for:
Step-by-step explanation:
A prediction for yes votes you round all the results and add = 300 real answer: 285
Poll number: 50, real: 40
Yes votes (#2) 290, real: 294
In conclusion you get 300, 50, 290 I think.
7/3 × 5/12 = 35/36
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