Hello there! So, let's do this a bit at a time. Mike's Bikes sells a bike for $300, but gives a 25% discount for any bike in the store. To find out how much he would pay for the bike, multiply 300 by 75% (0.75). This is because you are still paying 75% of the original price for that bike. When you do, you get 225. That's $225 for the bike at Mike's Bikes. Now, the one at Cycle Center sells a bike for $275, but gives a rebate of $40 after purchasing the bike. A rebate is basically a refund: you get money paid back to you. In this case, we would subtract 40 from 275, because you're basically getting paid back some of what you did pay. 275 - 40 is 235. That's $235 for the bike at Cycle Center. I'll write the prices of the bikes out to make it easier to read.
Mike's Bikes: $225
Cycle Center: $235
Okay. so when you look at the prices for the mountain bikes, you see that the bike at Mike's Bikes is $10 cheaper than the bike at Cycle Center. Dante should purchase his mountain bike at Mike's Bikes, because he will pay less money there. The Cycle Center does give $40 back, but Mike's Bikes has the bike that costs less. 225 < 235.
Answer:
702 emails
Step-by-step explanation:
<h2>This problem bothers on depreciation of value, in this context it is Joe's email that has depreciated by 10%.</h2>
Given data
Average personal emails received monthly = 
Average work emails received monthly
We are required to solve for the new amount of emails Joe will be receiving after changing his address, to find this value we need to solve for the depreciation of his personal mails.
After solving for the depreciation , we then need to subtract the depreciation from the initial number of mails to get the new number of mails.
let us solve for 10% depreciation.
The new number of mails
Joe will be receiving an average of 702 emails in his personal account monthly
D a theorem needs to be proven
Answer:
It is in the tenths place
Step-by-step explanation:
In the number 9.365, 3 is in the tenths place.
