Answer:
2 notebooks
Step-by-step explanation:
I understand you already figured out that it was 3 notebooks, but when I calculated it, I believe he could only buy 2...
Personally, I would show my work by first doing the calculation: 2.75[1 notebook price]+ (3[pens/pencils per notebook]*1.10[pen/pencil cost])= $9.075 per notebook and 3 pens
If you then showed that you multiplied 9.075 by 2... you would get $18.15 which is the closest you could get to his limit of $22 without going over
If we applied your answer of 3 notebooks, then the total would be $27.225 which goes over the money limit.
Hope I helped!
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Answer:
Option T - Lowest
Option R - Highest
Option S - Neither
Explanation:
Option T $334.43 x 48 = $16,052.64 -- adding $52.64 in interest
Option R $203.67 x 72 = $14,664.24 -- adding $664.24 in interest
Option S $256.24 x 60 = $15,374.4 -- adding $374.4 in interest.
T = $52.64 (Lowest)
R = $664.24 (Highest)
S = $374.4 (Middle)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: the probability that the movie rented by Nicole will be comedy is 52%.
To find: the probability that she rents NO MORE THAN two comedies
Solution:
Probability refers to chances of occurrence of some event.
Probability that the movie rented by Nicole will be comedy = 52% = 0.52
Probability that the movie rented by Nicole will not be comedy = 100% - 52% = 48% = 0.48
Probability that she rents NO MORE THAN two comedies = Probability that she rents no comedy movie + Probability that she rents one comedy movie + Probability that she rents two comedy movies
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