Target has a $125 bicycle on sale for 20% off. with you target card you get another 5% discount. what are the discounts and the sale price of the bicycle?

The way to solve the problem is to multiply the original price of the bike which is $125.00 times .20 which means 20% when you do that you should get $25.00. To find the discount from the Target card you need to take $125.00 and multiply it by .05 which means 5% when you do that you should get $6.25. To find the price of the bike when you use both of the discounts you use the original price of the bike $125.00 subtract it by $25.00 which should equal $100.00 then you subtract that by $6.25 that should equal $93.75.

The answer of the question above is 93.75

we know that :

10*pi/3> convert to degrees> 10*180/3=600 degrees

600=360+240

240 degrees belong to the III quadrant  so

the x-coordinate is negative

the y-coordinate is negative  

240°=180°+60°

60 degrees is the angle to find the terminal point

let  ∅=60°

in the unit circle

r=1 units

x=-r*cos ∅> x=-cos 60> x=-(1/2)

y=-r*sin ∅> y=-sin 60> y=-(√3)/2

the point is ( -1/2 , -√3/2)