Theirs no picture, I dong know if you forgot to put it along with it but theirs nothing to answer
Answer:
1. Markup: $2.70, Retail: $20.70
2. Markup: $9.45, Retail: $31.95
3. Markup: $25.31, Retail: $59.00
4. Markup: $24.75, Retail: $99.74
5. Markup: $48.60, Retail: $97.20
6. Markup: $231.25, Retail: $416.25
Step-by-step explanation:
To get the markup price of an item, multiply it by the markup percentage as a decimal. To get the decimal of a percentage, divide the number by 100. For example, 15% would be 0.15. And then to find how much the item has been marked up by, multiply the current price by the decimal.
$18 * 0.15 = $2.70
So $2.70 is the markup. To find the retail price, you need to add the markup price to the current price given.
$18 + $2.70 = $20.70
So your retail price is $20.70. Repeat these steps for each question to get the answers above.
Hope this helps.
Answer:
fourth graph in second pic
Step-by-step explanation:
first lets substitute points to see whether the graph increases or decreases
sooo
y = -2(2^0)
y = -2
(0, -2)
y = -2(2^1)
y = -4
(1, -4)
y = -2(2^2)
y = -2(4)
y = -8
(2, -8)
with these points we can tell that the graph is decreasing, since there is two graphs decreasing, we can use the points to see if the parabola lies on the points (i think its called parabola)
its the last graph. fourth graph on page 2
