Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that in the weekly ad 5 pound bag of organic apples will cost 13.95 dollars
To find unit rate
Unit rate can be found in two ways either cost of 1 apple or no of apples for 1 dollars
I part:
5 apples = 13.95 dollars
1 apple = 13.95/5 (since direct variation)
Unit rate for one apple= 2.79 dollars
Part II:
13.95 dollars = 1 apple
1 dollar = 1/13.95 = 0.071
=0.07
But normally since apples are countable as 1,2 ... we use the first type of rate only unit rate per apple
Answer:
The student added the discount instead of subtracting the discount.
They also did not calculate the tax correctly.
Step-by-step explanation:
Original price is 499
Discount = original price * percent off
Discount = 499 * .18
=89.82
The sale price = original price minus the discount
sale price = 499-89.82
sale price = 409.18
Sales tax = sale price * tax rate
= 409.18 * 8.875%
=409.18*.08875
=36.314725
Rounding to the nearest cent
36.31
Final cost = sale price + sales tax
=409.18+36.31
445.49
The student added the discount instead of subtracting the discount.
They also did not calculate the tax correctly.
Answer:
377.6
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply 59 by 640 and then move the decimal point over two numbers.
59% of 640
59 x 640
37760.0
377.6
If the truck can carry 1000 apples at a time, Bananaville is 1000 miles away from Appleland and you pay one apple per mile, then it's impossible to deliver any apple to Bananaville, because on 1000 miles you'll pay 1 apple * 1000 miles = 1000 apples as a tax. So no matter if you go once, twice, three times or a hundred times there - you'll be never able to deliver any apple.
Answer: The highest number of apples you can get to Bananaville is 0.
