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21.08.2019 •
Mathematics
If 28% of a sum is 100.80 what is the sum
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Ответ:
Or do a portion
28%/100%=100.8/x
Then cross multiply
10080=28x
x=360
Ответ:
Start by making a formula for the price of each gym:
Powerhouse has a $100 entry fee, the constant, leaving $35 to go with your variable. Lets say m, which gives you the equation:
100 + 30m
Repeat the same thing for Megamuscle gym and you have the equation:
50 + 35m
Insert numbers for m (number of months) from 1 - 12 until you get a number for Lisa that is larger than Kelly's, which would be 11 months.
Kelly would have paid $430, with Lisa paying $435 in 11 months.