Question

Find the missing numbers.
cost =350 Selling price N/A Markup on =cost Markup Rate=70% Markup Amount N/A
MY answer : Selling Price = $947.00, Markup Amount = $478.00

Answer 1

Your mark-up seems hight, are you sure you used the correct rate of 70%?

Answer 2

ok can you show me what i did wrong

Answer 3

Cost = $350 Mark-up rate is 70% mark-up= .70 X 350 = ?????

Answer 4

Did you multiply cost by mark-up rate???

Answer 5

thank you

Answer 6

what did you get for the markup? I get $245

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

i got 245

Answer 9

do you think you can help me with my assignment if i post it

Answer 10

as long as it is not a long convoluted assignment, I ma be of help.

Answer 11

Which assignment? The triples or the other one?

Answer 12

both if possible

Answer 13

The triples has been provided to you earlier. I don't think I could add anything more.

Answer 14

i did not understand it

Answer 15

so if you could help me understand it i would be very thankful

Answer 16

Let me look at wiki and see if I can figure out something (like the assignment suggested)

Answer 17

k

Answer 18

I looked at the wikipedia reference provided in your assignment, and it provided several triple generators.

The one that seems the simplest is this one:
a=2n+1
b=2n(n+1)
c=2n(n+1) +1

Don't you agree?

Answer 19

You can use this to create triples.

like letting n=1, you will get a=3, b=4, and c=5

And according to the pythagorean theorem \[3^{2}+4^{2}=5^{2}\]

Answer 20

but how

Answer 21

if you use n=2 you will get:
a=5
b=12
c=13
\[5^{2}+12^{2}=13^{2}\]\[25+144 =169 \]yup you can proceed with your home workl.

Answer 22

hang on

Answer 23

so my answer would be put in how

Answer 24

that would be me showing my work

Answer 25

Follow the assignment template. You are to generate a total of 5 triples, using a triple generator. I have provided you a triple generator. I have already done two triples and used the pythagorean theorem to prove the triples, you must do the other three. Don't you see how this is done?

Answer 26

for the first one that you have done for me

Answer 27

would this be the second part

Answer 28

9+16=25

Answer 29

Don't forget to write an intro paragraph. in that you could mention the source of the triple wikipedia. And that was the first one not the second (my mistake)

Answer 30

but what im asking is [3^2 +4^2=5^2 \] comes out to 9+16=25

Answer 31

Possibily in the intro you could state you are going to use the right triangle as the pythagoras example to test and demonstrate your triples.

Answer 32

Yes 3 squared is 9, 4 squared is 16, 9+16 =25 which is 5 squared. This is the test for your triple. When you generate your triple show the work like: (for n=1) the first one
"a=2(1)+1=3"
"b=2(1)(1+1)=4"
"c=2(1)(1+1)+1=5"

Answer 33

Do the remaining 4, then do the summarizing paragraph.

Answer 34

we have used n=1 and n=2 for thefirst two, use n=3, 4, 5 for the remaining 3.

Answer 35

thank you

Answer 36

what would a b and c be for all three still not clicking

Answer 37

Good luck with this. I don't know what kind of course you are taking, but it does have some interesting problems with "interesting" protocols for the answers lol. Bye