When would you use a grouped frequency table over a standard frequency table?
1 answer:
when a data consists of hundreds of values
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Answer:
irrational
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply the ratio by $5.35
racket : balls = 18×$5.35 : 1×$5.35 = $96.30 : $5.35
The racket costs $96.30.
Answer:
your answer is D
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this helps
40% of 65.00=0.40×65=26
65-26=39(your price)
sales tax(5%)=0.05×39=1.95 tax
39+1.95
=40.95(total)
This expression is already simplified.
