During one waiters shift he delivered 13 appetizers, 17 entrées, and 10 desserts what percentage of the dishes he delivered were: A. Desserts B. Appetizers C. entrees

Answer:

A)Desserts = 25 %

B)Appetizers = 32.5 %

C)Entrées = 32.5 %

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Number of appetisers = 13

Number of entrees = 17

Number of desserts = 10

A. percentage of the dishes he delivered were Desserts

Percentage of Desserts = $\frac{\text{ Number of dessert}}{\text{ total number of dishes}} \times 100$

Total number of dishes = 13 + 17 + 10 = 40

Percentage of Desserts = $\frac{10}{40} \times 100$

Percentage of Desserts = $0.25 \times 100$

Percentage of Desserts = 25 %

B. percentage of the dishes he delivered were Appetizers 

Percentage of Desserts = $\frac{\text{ Number of Appetizers }}{\text{ total number of dishes}} \times 100$

Percentage of Desserts = $\frac{13}{40} \times 100$

Percentage of Desserts = $0.325 \times 100$

Percentage of Desserts = 32.5 %

C. percentage of the dishes he delivered were Entrées 

Percentage of Desserts = $\frac{\text{ Number of Entrees }}{\text{ total number of dishes}} \times 100$

Percentage of Desserts = $\frac{17}{40} \times 100$

Percentage of Desserts = $0.425 \times 100$

Percentage of Desserts = 42.5 %

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Leo is looking at two different savings plans. The first plan requires an initial deposit of $500 and grows at an annual interes

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Answer:

3rd Option and 4th Option

Step-by-step explanation:

Note: The options to the question is attached as picture below

1st case

Initial deposit (P) = 500

Annual interest rare (r) = 2.5%

Account balance after x years, y = P(1+r/100)×

y = 500(1+2.5/100)×

y = 500(1+0.025)×

y = 500(1.025)× ----- 3rd option

2nd case

Initial deposit (P) = 400

Annual interest rare (r) = 2%

Account balance after x years, y = P(1+r/100)×

y = 400(1+2/100)×

y = 400(1+0.02)×

y = 400(1.02)× ---- 4th option

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Do you mean as a fraction?

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