Markup is the amount added to the cost price of goods to cover overhead and profit.
Sue’s Corner Market has a markup of 60% on bottled water.
Let us say original price was $x.
Now price after markup is $2.
So we can make an equation like:
original price + markup price = price after markup
x + 60% of x =2
dividing both sides by 1.6
x= 1.25
So original price was 1.25 dollars.
Answer:
The correct option is
Step-by-step explanation:
The parameters given are;
The length of the string = 10 inches
The speed or rate of travel of the wave = c inches per millisecond
The position on the string from the left-most end = x
The time duration of motion of the vibration to reach x= 0.3 milliseconds
The distance covered = Speed × Time = c×0.3
Given that the string is plucked at the middle, with the vibration travelling in both directions, the point after 0.3 millisecond is x where we have;
The location on the string where it is plucked = center of the string = 10/2 = 5 inches
Distance from point of the string being plucked (the center of the string) to the left-most end = 5 inches
Therefore, on the left side of the center of the string we have;
The distance from the location of the vibration x (measured from the left most end) to the center of the string = 5 - x = -(x -5)
On the right side of the center, the distance from x is -(5 - x) = x - 5
Therefore, the the equation that can be used to find the location of the vibration after 0.3 milliseconds is or
which gives the correct option as A
Answer:
1) The probability that ten students in a class have different birthdays is 0.883.
2) The probability that among ten students in a class, at least two of them share a birthday is 0.002.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Assume there are 365 days in a year.
To find : 1) What is the probability that ten students in a class have different birthdays?
2) What is the probability that among ten students in a class, at least two of them share a birthday?
Solution :
Total outcome = 365
1) Probability that ten students in a class have different birthdays is
The first student can have the birthday on any of the 365 days, the second one only 364/365 and so on...
The probability that ten students in a class have different birthdays is 0.883.
2) The probability that among ten students in a class, at least two of them share a birthday
P(2 born on same day) = 1- P( 2 not born on same day)
The probability that among ten students in a class, at least two of them share a birthday is 0.002.