Answer:
262 books sold
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a very vague word problem, but if it truly is just asking the amount of books sold (regardless of music or science), here's how to get the answer:
1. 287+134=421 - first you want to add together the two types of books to get the total amount of books in the store
2. 421-x=159 - create an equation and solve.
3. -x=-262 - follow order of operations and subtract 421 on both sides in order to isolate the variable
4. x=262 - divide each side by -1 to make the variable positive.
If you'd like an easier way, you can just:
1. 421-159=262 - it's easier, but my math teacher would count us wrong if we didn't do equations a specific way. Good luck!
Using unit concepts, it is found that:
- a) Grams.
- b) Grams.
- c) Grams squared.
- d) Grams squared.
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- For a data-set, the standard deviation has the same unit as the data-set, both for the sample and the population.
- The variance has the unit squared, both for the sample and the population.
- For example, if the data-set is in metres, the standard deviation will be in metres while the variance will be in squared metres.
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In this question, the data-set is in grams.
- The standard deviation, both for the sample and the population, in items a and b, will be in grams.
- The variance, both for the sample and the population, in items c and d, will be in grams squared.
A similar problem is given at brainly.com/question/14524219
The answer is D). 125 = 1.28f. This accounts for both sales tax and the cost of food.
Answer:
5 triangles maybe?
Step-by-step explanation:
First, find how much he paid by tire.
To do so, divide what he paid by how many tires he bought like this :
240$ / 12 = 20$ per tire
Then, calculate how much he sells each tire.
To do so, start by calculating how much he paid for 3 tires:
20$ x 3 = 60$
This is the price he sells 2 tires for, therefore :
60$ / 2 = 30$
he sells his tires 30$ each.
Finally, you have to calculate the profit he made by selling 12.
We already know how much it cost, so you need to find how much money he gets selling them :
12 tires x 30$ = 360$
To find the profit, take off the amount he paid from the amount he made :
360$ - 240$ = 120$
There you go!
