The percentage error is 23%
Explanation:
The estimated total cost of the groceries = $50
The actual cost of the groceries = $65
To find the error value, we need to subtract the value of actual cost and total cost of the groceries.
Thus,
error value = actual cost - total cost
error value 
Hence, error value = $15
The formula to determine the percent error is given by
Substituting the values in the formula, we get,
Rounding off the value, we have, 23%
Thus, the percentage error is 23%
No, because any real valued term with degree 0 would be a constant. All constants in an expression can be combined into single term. Therefore if the expression were of degree 0, all the terms would be constants and could be combined into a single term making the expression a monomial.
Base = 2 x height (b = 2h)
Area = 1/2 x base x height = 1/2 x 2h x h = h x h = h^2
Answer:
B. (negative infinity, -1)
Answer:
no
Step-by-step explanation:
The second purchase is exactly half-again larger than the first purchase, so sheds no light on the relative costs of the items. The per-item costs can be found when the ratio of items purchased is different from one buy to another.
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We can only say that the cost of 1 pear and 3 apples is $7.
