I’m canadian so I’m not quite sure how the money itself works, but I can explain how to do them. The easiest way is to divide each option by the number of items per price. For example, in A option 1 is already 1 ticket/ £8 whereas in the second it’s 3 tickets/ £20. So divide both the 3 and the £20 so you get the price per individual ticket. In the end you get 1 ticket/ £6.66 meaning it is a better deal than option 1.
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Hello!
The formula for percentage increase is:
Percent Increase = {( New Value - Old Value) / Old Value × 100}
Substitute = {( 566.60 - 550) / 550 × 100]
Solve:
566.60 - 550 = 16.6
16.6 / 550 = 0.0301818182
0.0301818182 × 100 = 3.0181818182
You may round that to 3.1%
So, Mr. Dawkins' salary increased by about 3.1%
Usually the problem asks for you finding common multiples and common factors.
Usually these tools are used to solve a problem involving the first number.
Sometimes using common multiples and common factors are a waste of time but most of the time it just makes it easier to solve the problem.
Answer:
Mary = 34, George = 16, Carrie = 8, Jennifer = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
Set up the system of equations from the given information.
1) m = g + 18
2) g = 2 * c
3) c = j - 2
4) j = 10
Solve each equation one by one:
Plug eq.4 into eq.3:
5) c = 10 - 2 = 8
Plug eq.5 into eq.2:
6) g = 2 * 8 = 16
Plug eq.6 into eq.1:
m = 16 + 18 = 34