Answer:
The dispensing unit worth today: $21,000
Step-by-step explanation:
If we assume that a year has elapsed since the dispensing unit was purchased, then we know that it has lost 25% of its initial value.
If its initial value was 28,000 then we calculate 25% of 28,000
Now we subtract 7000 from the initial amount to get the current value.
The current value is:
First we take the number as it is. Second, we look at the last number. 6 is rounds up to ten which rounds the 3 up to a 4. So now we come up with 8.4, but that isn't a whole number. We can then round 4 to 0 because it's closer to 0 on a number line. Now, our answer is 8.0, but, in order to have a whole number, we can't have any decimals. we can, then, take away the 0 and the decimal, which leaves us 8, and 8 is a whole number; we can now say the answer is 8. :)
A correct possibility could be $37.50 because 37.50 x 2 + 4 = 79
Answer:
235.2
Step-by-step explanation:
147 * 1.60 -> this way is an all in one calculation but to double check you can take 60% of 147 (147 * .60 = x ) and add that value to 147 so... 88.2+147=235.2
The rate for one unit of a given quantity is called a(n) Unit Rate.