Let price of one scarf be $x
Price of the other is 3 more than $x
Therefore price of the other scarf =$x +3
The total price she paid = $25.00
That is, x+x+3=25
2x+3=25
2x=25-3
2x=22
x=22/2
x=11
The price of one scarf is $11 and the price of the other is 11+3=$14
The price of the expensive scarf =$14.
Answer:
$78
Step-by-step explanation:
To find a portion of anything, you just multiply your first item by the equivalent decimal of your percent. Let's put it into action in this problem:
If your original price of your bike is $130, and you are trying to find the sale price, which is 60% (aka 0.6) of your original price. Now, like I previously mentioned, to find the portion of your price, you just want to multiply your OG price (130) by the decimal equivalent of your sale, (0.6). So 130*0.6=78
I don’t know the answer but I can tell you how to do it subtract starting value minus final value divide that amount by the absolute value of the starting value multiply by 100 to get percent decrease if the percentage is negative it means there was an increase not a decrease
Answer: 2 1/4
Step-by-step explanation: first off change the 1/2 to 2/4. then subtract 6 3/4 to 4 2/4. which gives you 2 1/4
Answer: 13300
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Work Shown:
A = event that it rains
B = event that it does not rain
P(A) = 0.30
P(B) = 1-P(A) = 1-0.30 = 0.70
Multiply the attendance figures with their corresponding probabilities
- if it rains, then 7000*P(A) = 7000*0.30 = 2100
- if it doesn't rain, then 16000*P(B) = 16000*0.70 = 11200
Add up the results: 2100+11200 = 13300
This is the expected value. This is basically the average based on the probabilities. The average is more tilted toward the higher end of the spectrum (closer to 16000 than it is to 7000) because there is a higher chance that it does not rain.
