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3 years ago

4.(06.05 MC)

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neonofarm [45]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Zeros/roots: x=0, x=-2, amd x=1
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Let's go through each answer choice and eliminate the choices.

a) 6(2/3) = 4, this is less than 6, making it our correct answer, but still go and check each answer
b) 6(2/3) again = 4, this is less than 6, making this answer choice wrong.
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Kaira's gross pay is $4,633. Her deductions total $1,009.13. What percent of hergross pay is take-home pay?Round to the nearest

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$\text{ 78\%}$

Explanation:

Here, we want to get the percentage of the gross pay is the take-home pay

Mathematically, we have to divide the take-home pay by the gross pay and multiply it by 100%

Her take-home pay is the difference between her gross pay and her deductions

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We have this as:

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