Your fuel expense for last year was $800.00. this year it was $960.00. what was your percent of increase?

Your fuel expense is said to be $800.00 last year which is your annual total. And this year the expense jumped up to $960.00. So we need to solve for the percentage increased of your fuel expense last year to this year. => 960 dollars - 800 dollars = 160 dollars=> 160 dollars / 800 dollars = 0.2 => 0.2 * 100% = 20% is the increased of your fuel expense.
So your answer is 20%.
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1. f(2) = 5

2. h(0) = 15

3. f(0) = 2

4. f(3) = 4

5. f(x) = 5; x = 2

6. h(x) = 4; x = 1

7. f(4) + h(4) = 3 + 10 = 13

Step-by-step explanation:

f(x) means find the y-value at x.

for example:

f(3) means find the y-value at x=3 on the graph. the answer would be 4. you can also look at it like (3,?).

h(x)= 4 means that the y-value is 4, so you need to look at the table and find the x-coordinate that corresponds with h(x)=4