Sam is moving into a new apartment. Before he moves in, he has to pay his landlord the first month's rent and a security deposit 1.5 times that of the monthly rent. If he pays the landlord $3275 before he moves in, what is the monthly rent?

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Answer 1
Answer:

The monthly rent will be $1310

Let the monthly rent be represented by x.

Since the security deposit is 1.5 times that of the monthly rent, then the security deposit will be: = (1.5 × x) = 1.5x

Then the monthly rent will be calculated thus:

(1.5x + x) = $3275

2.5x = $3275

Then, we'll find the value of x

x = $3275/2.5

x = $1310

Therefore, the monthly rent will be $1310.

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Answer 2
Answer: x = monthly rent
x + 1.5x = 3275
2.5x = 3275
x = 3275/2.5
x = 1310 <== rent

1.5(1310) = 1965 -- security deposit


check...
1310 + 1965 = 3275
3275 = 3275 (correct)

so his monthly rent is : $ 1310




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25% of what number is 9

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The solution for the number is 36.

Used the concept of the percentage that states,

To Calculate the percent of a number, divide the number by the whole number and multiply by 100.

Let us assume that a number x that satisfies 25% of x is 9.

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25\% \  \text {of }x  = 9

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Answer: 36

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number be x

Thus we can write:

25\%* x=9

(25)/(100)* x=9

x=(9* 100)/(25)

x=36

Thus 25% of 36 is 9.

PLEASE HELP!!! Jake cleaned up his room. He organized his toys into boxes. He put 7 toys in each of 3 bins.If t represents the total number of toys, write and expression that shows how many toys he put away....PLEASE HELP!!

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Brad puts an equal amount of money in savings account once a month.He started with $25. The next month he had $35 in his account. How much money will brad have in his account after 6 months?

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Ok, first things first... No, she did not do the problem correctly. This question has everything to do with order of operations which says the parentheses are the first thing to be done, followed by exponents, multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction... PEMDAS.  Now, technically, her first operation that she performed was incorrect because she did the exponent first, but this really doesn't affect the outcome, so we'll overlook it for now.  Her next step was to go to the parentheses, but within the parentheses, she performed the wrong operation first... She should have multiplied 2 and 3, then added 4.  Instead, she committed the fatal flaw in her math and added 4 and 2 then multiplied 3.  As soon as that happened, the rest of the problem was incorrect because now she's adding and subtracting the wrong number.

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The answer is no. Allsion did not follow the PEMDAS rule. She added 4+2 before she multipled 2 and 3 together in the parenthesis. This is how you get the real answer.
2^3 + (4 + 2 * 3) -1
8 + (4 + 6) -1
8 + (10) -1
18 - 1
17
17 is the final answer