You would take the amount of increase and divide it by the amount of total cost over the time period of certain months. Then you would multiply that number by the percentage of increase gained, and subtract 96.12 to get your answer.
I might be wrong but it can possibly be a dime♡︎♡︎ ♡︎Brainliest??♡︎
Answer:
B 2/5
F theoretical > experimental
Step-by-step explanation:
P(heads) = numbers of heads/ total
=8/20 = 2/5
The theoretical (1/2) is greater than the experimental probability
1/2 > 2/5
A=259.8 cm^2 is the correct answer
I think it can't unless there's some sort of trick to this question.
