This short witty statement is called epigram. This is usually found in poetry but is also used in speeches, multimedia and everyday conversations. The statement usually is in paradox, meaning it contradicts itself. Due to its short nature, epigrams tend to be more memorable than other literary forms.
1) Jorge y Manuel plancharon<span> la ropa.
I consider this option as a correct one because there is a past tense which means that the verb should have </span><span>-aron in the end.
2) </span>Ayer, tú pasaste la aspiradora. I am sure you have to use this word as it is the only proper vocabulary which fits in.
3) <span>(Ella) Fue a la escuela mañana. - FALSE because there is a problem with tense, the action is completed, but the context says that this action is going to be performed in the nearest future.
4) </span><span>Lavo los platos en la lavadora. FALSE again, as there is a problem with preposition.
Do hope you will find it helpful!</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
a) 35% as a decimal is 0.35
b)Using the formula retail price = original price + markup gives s + 0.35s = 1.35s
c) Plugging in s= 32 into the expression gives a retail price of 1.35(32) = 43.20
d) The amount of markup was 0.35(32) = 11.20
British leaders misunderstood how serious colonists were about fighting against British rule. The colonists were deeply upset with King George III and his disregard for the colonists' wishes and opinions. British leaders did not realize how passionate colonists were about earning their freedom.