Yes because the zero has no value.
16 dimes = $1.60
<em>12 quarters</em><em> </em>= $3.00
This kinda sounds like system of equations to me. Let's use some variables. 'x' would be the fee for the regular selections. 'y' would be the fee for the discounted selections. Let's start making our equations :O. Here's Pat's order: 2x+4y=119.80. Here's Carlos' order: 3x+5y=160.75. Now, there are different ways of solving these variables such as using substitution, but I will use linear combinations method/elimination method to solve this. I will try to make one variable value the opposite of the other equation's variable. I can get 6x+10y=321.50 and -6x-12y=-359.4. I can eliminate the x now and only have variable y. -2y=-37.9. Dividing both sides gets me y=18.95. I can substitute the y value for y in any equation. so 2x+4(18.95)=119.80. 2x+75.8=119.80. 2x=44. 2x/2=44/2. x=22. Therefore, the fee for regular selections is 22 while the fee for discounted selections is 18.95. Hope you enjoyed this session of learning :3
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula to calculate the forecast could be determine by using the exponential smoothing method :
![Ft = F(t-1) + \alpha [A(t-1) - F(t-1)]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=Ft%20%3D%20F%28t-1%29%20%2B%20%20%5Calpha%20%5BA%28t-1%29%20-%20F%28t-1%29%5D)
Where ,Ft is the Forecast for period t
F(t-1) is the Forecast for the period previous to t
A(t-1) is the Actual demand for the period previous to t
= Smoothing constant
To get the forecast for may and june the above formula with 
and april forecast of 500 will be used
For march
For April
For May
So forecast for May = 536.25
