Question

Mathematics for Data and Financial Literacy

Answer 1

Who can do 12th grade Mathematics for Data and Financial Literacy?

Answer 2

depends on the question

Answer 3

I'm in Geometry but I can try...

Answer 4

Plus I know how to deal with money...

Answer 5

A construction worker earns an average bi-weekly net pay of $1,764.00. Which compound inequality correctly shows the amount of money, t, the worker can spend if the monthly budget for food is between 10% and 20%?

$176.40 ≤ t ≤ $352.80
$352.80 ≤ t ≤ $706.50
$382.20 ≤ t ≤ $764.40
$420.42 ≤ t ≤ $573.30

Answer 6

$382.20 ≤ t ≤ $764.40

Answer 7

why and how?

Answer 8

im about to type it right now

Answer 9

thx

Answer 10

ik my friend gave me the answer and hes explaining it to me now

Answer 11

im in school rn so ya

Answer 12

brb

Answer 13

k

Answer 14

can you help?

Answer 15

The way I would go about it is by multiplying. You're allowed to play around with decimal places as long as you remember to undo it at the end.

for example, you can change 10%, which is 0.10 to just 1 and multiply it by 1764.

1764* 1 = 1764

Now adjust the decimal place:
\[\large 1764 ~-> 176.4\]

Since you moved it from left to right
In the final answer, you move it right as well.

Answer 16

That would be the lower inequality, for the upper just multiply it by 2 and move the decimal place again

Answer 17

so 1764*2=3528

Adjust the decimal place:
352.8

So the inequality would be something like this:
\[\large 176.40 \le x\le 352.80\]

Answer 18

except your answer is entirely wrong since it's biweekly lmao