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computer is normally $899 but is discounted to $799.
Question: What percent of the original price does Shawn pay?
=> 799 dollars is the discounted price
=> 899 dollars is the original price
=> 899 – 799 = 100 dollars – the discount price that was deducted to the
original price.
Solution
=> 100 / 899 = 0.11
=> 0.11 * 100% = 11%
Thus, the computer has a discount of 11%.</span>
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given that there are 4 red marbles and 7 blue marbles and 5 yellow marbles in a bag. Monica will randomly pick two marbles out of the bag replacing the first marble before picking the second marble.
Since Monica will replace the first marble before picking the second marble, therefore, probability of both events will be independent and probability of occurring one event will not affect the probability of second event's occurring.
Since the probability of two independent compound events is always the product of probabilities of both events.

Now let us find probability of picking a red marble out of 16 (4+7+5) marbles.

Probability of picking blue ball out of 16 (4+7+5) marbles:

Now let us find probability of Monica picking a red and then a blue marble.





Therefore, the probability of picking a red and then blue marble is
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Answer:
Option A is correct.
The first step in solving the inequality is:
to distribute -4 to get 
Step-by-step explanation:
The distributive property says that:

Given the inequality:

Apply the distributive property we have;

Simplify:

Therefore, the first step in solving the inequality is:
to distribute -4 to get 
Answer:
around 1.5 sec
Step-by-step explanation:
basically you wanna figure out at what time is the height=0
since h(t) represents height, set it to 0 then solve for t
i believe you might have forgotten the t in the equation so i assumed it was -167t
0=-167t+256
-256=-167t
t=1.53293413174
around 1.5 seconds after it was dropped
alternatively, you could plug the equation into desmos, replacing h(t) with y and t with x and find the x intercept
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