Answer:
a) 1
1
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b)1
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8
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The % increase is 7.179 but see the remark I made below. What I have given and what it could be is a rounding error. Less than 2 dollars error is not much when you are calculating something for someone just to show them how to do it.
Step-by-step explanation:
242,555 * x/100 = 259,970 Multiply by 100
242,555 * x = 259970 * 100
242,555 * x = 25997000 Divide by 242555
x = 24997000/242444
x = 107.179
That's the total increase.
What you want is 7.179%
If you take 7.179% of 242,555 and add it onto 242555 you should get 259,970
7.1797/100 * 242555 = 17413.02
17413.02 + 242555 = 259968.02
Why isn't it exact. I'm out just about 2 whole dollars. The reason is that the % isn't exact. It's only out to 3 decimal places which apparently is not enough. You can go over my numbers if you want more exactness us use something that is rounded to 7.180 if you like.
Answer:
okay
Step-by-step explanation:
the probability of choosing blue marble is
p(blue)= 4/14
Answer:
the first time I saw the girls in the us was the day I think of it is the most
Step-by-step explanation:
I am a good man and a great man and a great wife but she doesn't have a good relationship but I am a good job and I am not the right one to be a good job and I had to do that for the first one and then we got you a new phone and I am sorry for bothering her to keep you from the situation I have a problem and you are not going talk about this and that you have to be careful about to leave your house in a bad way back then and you can do you better than you do that you don't have a relationship
The algebraic equation used to answer this question is:
3d + 4(1/2d) = 56.5
This is because he ran d, the distance, three times that week. For the rest of the four days, he ran 1/2 the distance, or half d.
To find the answer, you first distribute:
3d + 2d = 56.5
Add like terms:
5d = 56.5
Divide both side by 5:
5d/5 = 56.5/5
d = 11.3
On the first three days, Luke jogged 11.3 miles. On the remaining days, where he jogged 1/2d, Luke jogged 5.65 miles.
Hope this helps!
