Answer: $4110.8 (more likely - 95% sure) or $2,107 (less likely)
Step-by-step explanation: It could be $4110.8 because you have the take the total they made and subtract is from the cost of the toys ($7,230-$2,450=$4,780). Then you have to take the result of that and get 14% of it, then subtract that from the $4,780 amount. Then you get the final answer which is $4110.8.
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However, it could also be $2,107 because the question itsn't that clear in the second sentence. It could be saying that $2,450 is the price of the toys (which is what I assumed above), or that it is the profit that the $2,450 (which I used below). I think that the above answer is more likely because if not then the first number would never be used. Anyways here is the second way it could be.
Step-by-step explanation: It could be $2,107 because you take the profit ($2,450) and get 14% of it, then subtract that from the $2,450 amount. Then you get the final answer which is $2,107.
If I was you, I would do the first one ($4110.8) because I really think it is that one. I just put the other one here just in case.
A=Pe^rt
A: Total Amount
P:Principle ($500)
R: Rate 5% in decimal form
T: Time in years
A=500e^(.05*8)
A=745.912348821
Answer: Every polygon that is not a triabgle (3 vertices), quadrilateral (4 vertices) or pentagon (5 vertices) has more than 5 vertices. So it would be a hexagon, heptagon, etc.
Given:
A(16, 4)
B(34, 40)
Line segment AB partition in the ratio 1 : 5.
To find:
The coordinate of a point that partitions AB.
Solution:
Section formula:
Here 
and m = 1, n = 5
The coordinate of point that partitions the segment AB is (19, 10).
Answer:
Sonya pays a flat fee of $30 for her phone bill and pays $2 per gigabyte she uses per month. Put Sonya's bill as an equation with <em>d</em> being how many gigabytes she uses per month.
Step-by-step explanation:
We get the flat fee of $30 from "30 + 2d" and the $2 per gigabyte from "30 + 2d" and since we want to find out Sonya's total bill, that's where the + in "30 + 2d" comes from. We want the variable to be <em>d</em> therefore <em>d</em> is how many gigabytes she uses per month.
