Ok so let me tell you how can this be done:
<span>The part she has is $3. The percent is 10%. So,
</span><span><span>3 /.10</span>= 30</span><span>
1/10 = 0.10
</span>This is true because of the formula
<span><span>part / </span><span>whole </span></span>×100=percen<span>t
</span>Hope this is useful
Answer:$6/Yard
Step-by-step explanation:
You make it into an algebraic expression, 2.5x=15.
Then, you divide both sides by 2.5
2.5x=15, 2.5x/2.5 =x, 15/2.5=6.
x=6.
x represents the amount of dollars per yard.
So I tested it in a calculator as proof I guess It would be 2/9
see the attached table
the function will be
y=2<span>^n
n= number of folds
y= </span>thick (number of sheets)
the answer is
the height of the folded paper will be 4.50 E+12 in------> 1.62 E+13 m
the result obtained exceeds all the comparisons indicated in the problem (
see the attached table)