Discounted price = 24
discount rate = 20%
When an object is sold at a discount.
You can simply multiply the original price by the discount rate to get the value of the discount.
Original Price * Discount Rate = Value of the discount
Then, you subtract the value of the discount from the Original price to get the discount price
Original Price - Value of the discount = discounted price
Remember: The discount price can also be arrived at by multiplying the Original price with the difference of 100% and the discount rate, in its decimal form.
Original price * (100%-discount rate)/100 = Discount Price
Using the latest formula, we can compute for the original price by dividing the discount price by the difference of 100% and the discount rate, in its decimal form.
Original Price = Discount Price / (100%-discount rate)/100
Original Price = 24 / (100%-20%)/100
= 24 / 0.80
Original Price = 30
Discount Value = 30 * 20%/100%
= 30 * 0.20
Discount Value = 6
Discount Price = 30 - 6
Discount Price = 24
White t-shirts = 8, blue t-shirts =6 6+8=14 24-14=10 orange tshirts
Answer:
well its non proportional thats for sure and i believe its an example of strong because the start of ten going greater is strong but if it was gooing down to maybe negatives it would be weak correlation
Step-by-step explanation:
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olga nikolaevna [1]
I can’t see the picture so can you put it up
Answer:
There are four main types of transformations: translation, rotation, reflection and dilation. These transformations fall into two categories: rigid transformations that do not change the shape or size of the preimage and non-rigid transformations that change the size but not the shape of the preimage.
