What we know: A dozen costs 1.32; there are 12 in a dozen.
What we need to know: How much a restaurant makes selling 1 egg at 0.99.
First, find the value of one egg; you can do that by dividing the total cost (1.32) by the amount (12):
1.32 / 12 = 0.11 <-- The cost per egg is 11 cents. To find the profit of the restaurant, just subtract the cost from the price they sell it for:
0.99 - 0.11 = 0.88 <-- The profit the restaurant makes per egg is 88 cents.
Hope this helps.
I'm guessing the repeating part is 89 at the end, so that

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An arguably quicker way without using geometric series:




Complete Question:
Emily and Zach have two different polynomials to multiply: Polynomial product A: (4x2 – 4x)(x2 – 4) Polynomial product B: (x2 + x – 2)(4x2 – 8x) They are trying to determine if the products of the two polynomials are the same. But they disagree about how to solve this problem.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
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Given


Required
Determine how they can show if the products are the same or not
To do this, we simply factorize each polynomial
For, Polynomial A: We have:

Factor out 4x

Apply difference of two squares on x^2 - 4

For, Polynomial B: We have:

Expand x^2 + x - 2

Factorize:

Factor out x + 2

Factor out 4x

Rearrange

The simplified expressions are:
and

Hence, both polynomials are equal

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The first one A 7/2
You can just round up 6.75 -> 7 and 1.67->2