Answer:
No, he doesn't it would be 5 cents over the amount of money he has.
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Answer:
1 7/8
Step-by-step explanation:
dont know lol but trust me
Answer:
96
Step-by-step explanation:
First we need to know the mean of the Steve's scores on 6 of his tests. Given the six scores as 92, 78, 86, 92, 95, and 91.
Mean = sum of the scores/Total test taken
Mean = 92+78+86+92+95+ 91/6
Mean = 534/6
Mean = 89
If he took the seventh test and the mean score is raised by 1 them the new mean will be expressed as;
New mean = 92+78+86+92+95+ 91+x/7 = 89+1
Where x is the new score. Note that of a new score is added, the total year taken will also change to 7
To get x;
92+78+86+92+95+ 91+x/7 = 89+1
92+78+86+92+95+ 91+x/7 = 90
534+x/7 = 90
Cross multiply
533+x = 90×7
533+x = 630
x = 630-534
x = 96
Hence the score of the seventh test is 96
28% decrease
Solution:
Calculate percentage change
from V1 = 25 to V2 = 18
(V2−V1)|V1|×100
=(18−25)|25|×100
=−725×100
=−0.28×100
=−28%change
=28%decrease
