Question

Which of the following were Great Society programs started by Lyndon Johnson?   A. Peace Corps   B. Head Start   C. Neighborhood Youth Corps   D. Medicare. choose all that are right.i got no help in history

Answer 1

Yes to A, B, and D. Not sure about C.

Answer 2

Which of the following describes President Johnson's "War on Poverty"?

A.
LBJ designed a plan to eliminate the enemy (poverty) the way a military general prepares to battle against an enemy during wartime.

B.
LBJ declared war on Southeast Asian countries that could not end poverty on their own.

C.
LBJ declared war on European countries that were poverty stricken so he could rule them.

D.
LBJ designed a plan to eliminate poverty by using funds that were originally designated for the military.

Answer 3

I guess Mathematics became US History.

Answer 4

yeah i got no help

Answer 5

It's not B and/or C for sure lol.

Answer 6

it was a

Answer 7

thanks

Answer 8

ipwnbunnies

Answer 9

Yeah I'm here.

Answer 10

What is the length of a side of a cube with a volume of 216 in3?

Answer 11

For a cube, V = r^3, where r is the length of a side. You understand that all the sides of a cube are the same length, right?

Answer 12

so 3

Answer 13

for short

Answer 14

No, the problem gives us the volume. The formula is saying if we multiply the length of a side 3 times, we'll get the volume. V = side*side*side

Answer 15

So, one side = \[\sqrt[3]{V}\]

Answer 16

The cube root of the volume. Which can also be written as V^(1/3)

Answer 17

What is the side length of a cube with a volume of 4913 m3?    m

Answer 18

It's the same process dude.

Answer 19

Get your scientific calculator out.
r = V^(1/3)

Answer 20

For a cube.

Answer 21

Find the discount.

regular price = $8; discount rate = 75%

A.
$0.60

B.
$0.75

C.
$2

D.
$6

Answer 22

thanks sorry if iritating

Answer 23

That's a good discount.
To turn percents into decimals, treat the % sign as a decimal point and move it to the left two spaces.
So, 75% becomes 0.75 for our calculations.

Answer 24

Find the discount.

regular price = $349; discount rate =

A.
$3.49

B.
$34.90

C.
$314.10

D.
$3490
it was hard for me

Answer 25

discount = 8 * 0.75 = ?.
? is the money that will be taken off $8, not what the discounted price will be.

Answer 26

You didn't include the discount rate, but its the same steps as the other problem.

Answer 27

Find the discount.

regular price = $349; discount rate = 1/10

A.
$3.49

B.
$34.90

C.
$314.10

D.
$3490

Answer 28

Ok, discount rate = 1/10, can you write that as a decimal? Then do the process I told you above.

Answer 29

it makes sence the next ones harder

Answer 30

The regular price of an item is $90. The item is on sale at a discount rate of 40%.

What is the sale price of the item?

A.
$54

B.
$50

C.
$40

D.
$36

Answer 31

Ok, so you know how to convert the percent to decimal. We multiply that times the regular price to find how much money will be taken off the regular price.

So, the sale price = regular price - discount! Where the discount is the regular price * discount rate

Answer 32

36

Answer 33

$36 will be how much money will be taken off the regular price.
The sale price = $90 - $36.

Answer 34

54 is what i got

Answer 35

Yup, good job.

Answer 36

cool next

Answer 37

The regular price of an item is $65. The item is on sale with a discount of $8.

What is the discount rate?

A.
0.123%

B.
1.23%

C.
8%

D.
12.3%

Answer 38

Alright, so this is a bit different from what we were doing. Let's go back to the formula I gave you.
discount = regular price * discount rate. Can you rearrange this to solve for discount rate?

Answer 39

kinda confuzing sorry if im iratating

Answer 40

8%

Answer 41

What is the discount rate for a $120 camera that is on sale for $105?

A.
12.5%

B.
15%

C.
87.5%

D.
125%

Answer 42

In this case, they give us the regular price and the sale price. For our formula, we need the discount.
discount = regular price - sale price.

Answer 43

Then, again, discount rate = (discount/regular price) * 100%