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Tutors Answer Your Questions about Percentage-and-ratio-word-problems (FREE)
Question 290856: An investment of $1500 paid interest of $45 during a certain period.How much interest would an investment of $2000 invested at the same rate for the same length of time pay? Also how would I check this? please explain. Thanks in advance =)
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Question 291555: Of a family's $750 weekly income, $35 usually goes towards groceries. What fraction of the family's weekly income is usually spent on groceries?
I would really appreciate the formula, not the answer, for solving this problem.
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Question 291825: How do I figure this percentage word problem out? "15 men are on the bus and 35 are women. What % of bus riders are women." I went to another website and I believe this is the way to work it out, but i'm not sure:
35-15 = 20
x% of 35 = 20
20 divided by 35 = .57 = 57/100 = 57%
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Question 292612: Hello, I was wondering if you could help me with this? I really dont know what the answer would be. I need to fill in the blank.
Changing signs in exactly______________positions of a fraction will not alter the value of the fraction.
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Question 292612: Hello, I was wondering if you could help me with this? I really dont know what the answer would be. I need to fill in the blank.
Changing signs in exactly______________positions of a fraction will not alter the value of the fraction.
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Question 292612: Hello, I was wondering if you could help me with this? I really dont know what the answer would be. I need to fill in the blank.
Changing signs in exactly______________positions of a fraction will not alter the value of the fraction.
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Question 293821: A school bus transports a group of students. At the first stop, four students get off of the bus and seven others get on. At the second stop, Isabelle and her little sister get off. The remaining twelve students get off at the third and final stop. How many students were on the bus before the first stop?
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Question 294337: A cook bought some large and small eggs in the ratio 2:3. After preparing a meal, the ratio of the remaining large eggs to the remaining small eggs is 5:2. Half of the large eggs and 260 of the small eggs were used. What was the total number of eggs she bought from the market?
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Question 295405: You randomly choose a piece of hard candy from a jar containing 5 peppermint, 10 butterscotch, and 7 cinnamon candies. You decide that you don't want the piece that you chose, so you put it back and randomly choose another piece. Find the probability that you choose a cinnamon candy first and a butterscotch candy second. Thanks!
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Question 295411: Identify the slope and y-intercept of the line with the given equation. Use that slope and y-intercept to graph the equation. I have 2 equations with the same directions. y= -2x + 3
2x-3y=0
It would be great if you could get back to me a.s.a.p!!!
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Question 295648: You are selling video games of two types, A and B. The first day, you sell 3 games of type A and 5 of type B for a total of $450. The second day, you decrease the price of type A games by $20 and you increase the price of type B games by $10. You then sell 5 games of type A and 4 games of type B for a total of $430. What was the price of the type A games on the second day?
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Question 295647: The Shirt Shoppe sells shirts for $5 each during the morning hours. Their sales of the shirts for the morning total $300. At noon, the price for each shirt is lowered to $4 and the Shoppe sells twice as many. What is the total sales for the day?
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Question 295803: Hello
Please help me solve this problem
Kalli is making small bowls of nuts for a party. Each bowl uses 1/4 cup of nuts. Kalli has 3 3/8 cups of nuts. How many bowls of nuts can she make?
I tried dividing, multiplying and even subtrating 1/4 from the total untill I got 0 but I can not seem to get a reasonable answer.
Thank you
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