Answer:
D. There is no association because the distribution of lunch preference is approximately the same among the pet groups.
What is the digit at the hundred thousands place? It is 2. Is the digit to the right of it less than 5? No, 5 is 5. So replace the digits to the right of 2 with 0, and change the 2 to 3.
Answer: 300,000
Answer:
8 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
First, let's find how much Bentley gets from clearing tables.
5 hours • $8 per hour = $40 total
We can take $40 off his $180 total, leaving the rest for when we figure out how much he needs to work lifeguarding.
$180 needed - $40 earned = $140 left to earn
We know that Bentley makes $18 an hour lifeguarding, so in order to get the number of hours he would need to work in order to make $140, we can divide it by $18.
$140 needed ÷ $18 per hour = 7.77...
We need to convert this to a whole number because we're talking about hours worked, so Bentley would need to work 8 hours lifeguarding to make $140 more. He can only work 15 hours total, so let's check if this exceeds his limit.
5 hours clearing tables + 8 hours lifeguarding = 13 hours < 15 hours max
It is possible to make $180 total from this work schedule, so your answer would be 8 hours.
By dividing the total proceeds he will gain from the sales, that is,
$7,300 / 250 = $29.2
we will deduce that each of the shares of stock is priced at $29.2. This value is larger compared to the offer price of $25.30 that he initially has. Hence, he should sell his shares and the answer is letter C.
Let's assign some random values to it, and say 1 unit of petroleum costs 100 bitcoins, because we all know bitcoins are the best currency :P
If the price goes up by 10%, it is now 100*1.1 = 110bitcoins for 1 unit.
However he's only getting 0.9 units now, so multiplying 110 by 0.9 gives us 99 bitcoins. His petroleum bill used to be 100 (which is why I picked 100 as it's easier), and now it is 99. Therefore his petroleum bill has reduced by 1%
