Answer:
$28
Step-by-step explanation:
The markup was 0.40×$20 = $8, so the new price is ...
$20 +8 = $28
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
We can start by converting 1 into 6/6 and 1/3 into 2/6. This makes subtraction much easier, and by subtracting the numerators, (6/6 - 2/6) you should get 4/6.
He rented the bike for 6 hours. If Cody charges an 18 dollar fee up front you subtract that from the total 48 to get 30. Then once you get down to the what he payed for the time used you divide it by 5 because that’s the hourly fee and get 6 hours
Alright so lets start with an arbitrary amount of students. Just to help us visualize the problem.
Say, 100 students for the first year when it was founded?
So far,
1996 - 100 students
From 96' to 97', it doubles. So:
1996 - 100 students
1997 - 200 students
From 97' to 98', it doubles AGAIN.
1996 - 100 students
1997 - 200 students
1998 - 400 students
So, what the percentage increase from 100, to 400?
Well, 100 x 4 gives us 400, so it's a 400 percent increase.
