Jana bought a car for $4200 and later sold it for a 30% profit. How much did Jana sell the car for?

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Answer: Jana bought a car for $4200 and later sold it for a 30% profit. How much did Jana sell the car for? $1260

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Choose the correct simplification of the expression (3xy4)2(y2)3.

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If you would like to solve (3xy^4)^2 * (y^2)^3, you can do this using the following steps:

(3xy^4)^2 * (y^2)^3 = 9x^2y^8 * y^6 = 9x^2y^14

The correct result would be 9x^2y^14.

Answer:

9x2y14

Step-by-step explanation:

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a jar of cookies contains 18 different types of cookies. Each type is equally likely to be chosen. Based on your simulation, how many times must a cookie be chosen in order to get each type?

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Answer:

Number of Cookies in the jar =18={A,B,C.......,...P,Q,R}

It is given that, each type is equally likely to be chosen.

Probability of an event

                 =\frac{\text{Total favorable outcome}}{\text{Total possible outcome}}

Probability of Getting any of the cookies out of 18 cookies

                           =(1)/(18)

When number of outcomes increases , probability of getting each type of cookie will be Higher.

So, there are 18 cookies , when number of each type of cookie will be

=18 × 18

=324 cookies ,means each distinct single cookie is available in 18  containers, means that is there is total of 324 containers.

So, out of 324 containers each cookie must be chosen 18 times.

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Answer:

a) green: 0.3

yellow: 0.1

b) 12

Step-by-step explanation:

Unfortunately, I cant write on the table. But, I CAN help you with this question.

Since all probabilities have to add up to one, we can for an equation like this

(where y is yellow)

0.35+0.25+3y+y=1

This simplified is

0.6+4y=1

4y=0.4

So, we now know that green is 0.3, and yellow is 0.1.

For b, we set 0.35x to 14. Dividing gives us:

14/0.35=1400/35=40.

Multiply 0.3 by 40, and you get 12.

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Susie is solving the quadratic​

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Answer:

Option (D)

Step-by-step explanation:

Standard equation of a quadratic function is,

ax² + bx + c

Comparing this function with the given quadratic function,

f(x) = 2x² - 4x - 3

a = 2, b = -4 and c = -3

By using quadratic formula to get the value of x,

x = (-b\pm √(b^2-4ac) )/(2a)

  = (-(-4)\pm √((-4)^2-4(2)(-3)) )/(2(2))

  = (4\pm√(16+24))/(4)

  = (-4\pm √(40))/(4)

  = (-2\pm √(10))/(2)

Therefore, Susie made a mistake in step IV.

Option (D) is the answer.

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The answer is 8.5

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I think 63, but I'm not sure, how do I delete an answer-

Answer:

x=63

Step-by-step explanation:

∠BAC=∠ACD=x(AB∥CD)

∠BCA=∠BAC=x(base∠s, isos△)

∠?BC+∠BCA=90(ext.∠of△)

27+x=90

x=90-27

x=63