√36 square inches = 6 inches (length of sq RSTU)
6 inches x 4=24 inches (per. of sq RSTU)
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1u=24 inches
3u=24 inches x 3=72 inches (per. of sq WXYZ)
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72 inches ÷ 4=18 inches (length of sq WXYZ)
18 inches x 18 inches = 324 square inches( area of sq WXYZ)
Ans: 324 square inches
The percentage that the store has taken off would be 30%.
Amount of money paid by Jeremy as rent and maintenance of shop per month = $1500
Cost of raw materials and manufacturing per month = $6000
Total cost that Jeremy has to spend per month = (1500 + 6000) dollars
= 7500 dollars
Number of individual chocolates sold = 2400
Number of chocolates sold in boxes = 50 boxes
= (12 * 50) chocolates
= 600 chocolates
Then
Total number of chocolates sold by Jeremy = 2400 + 600
= 3000
Now
Price of each chocolate = 7500/3000 dollars
= 75/30 dollars
= 5/2 dollars
= 2.5 dollars
Price of 600 chocolates = 600 * (5/2) dollars
= 300 * 5 dollars
= 1500 dollars
Price of 12 chocolates = (1500/600) * 12
= 15 * 2
= 30 dollars
Then
We can say that each box of chocolate should be sold at $30. All the loose chocolates should be sold at $2.5 each.
Idk because you did not say yes you did how many sides there were
Answer:
a. $60
Step-by-step explanation:
We will use simple interest formula to solve our given problem.
, where
A= Amount after t years.
P= Principal amount.
r= Interest rate in decimal form.
t= Time in years.
Let us find amount of loans repayable after 12 months for taking two amounts of $2000 and $1000.
As $2000 and $1000 are less than 2500, so the rate of loan will be 10%.
12 months = 1 year.
Now let us find amount repayable after 12 months for borrowing $1000.
Adding these amounts we will get total repayable amount after 12 months for borrowing $2000 and $1000 separately.
Now let us find repayable amount after 12 months for taking 1 loan. As $3000 is between $2501 and $7500, so rate of loan will be 8%.
Now let us find difference between both repayable loan amounts.
Therefore, the customer should have saved $60, if he had taken out one loan for $3000 and option a is the correct choice.
