" 100% " means "the whole thing",
and "is" can be replaced by "is equal to".
You have said "The whole thing of a number is equal to 61."
or
"61 is equal to the whole thing of a number."
The only number that 61 can be equal to is 61.
Answer:
The answer is False,
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is False because in some expressions if there are parentheses and there is a subtraction problem in the parentheses but there is an addition problem in front of the parentheses that does not exactly mean that you do the addition first, this is because the subtraction is inside the parentheses and so since the subtraction is in parentheses it is done fist.
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Calculate the gross earnings:</u>
<u>Health insurance deduction:</u>
<u>Pension deduction:</u>
<u>Total deductions:</u>
- 55.00 + 15.50 + 21.25 + 46.50 + 20.15 = 158.40
<u>Net pay:</u>
I think it’s 9 x (-7)(2) which equals -126