<p>What was the 60 piechart one? I think I got 48 for that one...I am probably wrong, or thinking of a different question. Was it the one about the hotel price being split between 3 people?</p>
<p>192 for hotel price???? WHAT?!?! What was his original budget? Something like 200 or 240 right? and 20 or 30 percent of it was for the hotel. Then multipy that by 3 in order to get the cost for the entire hotel cost?</p>
<p>A. 2Triangle - 1Triangle
B. 3Triangle - 2Triangle
C. 4Triangle - 3Triangle
D. 5Triangle - 4Triangle
E. 6Triangle - 5Triangle</p>
<p>Answer to this one?</p>
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<p>I am not exactly sure for the hotel one...his budget was either 200 or 240 (maybe 220 LOL). His hotel consisted of 20 or 30% of his total money spent. The FULL hotel price was split between 3 people, what is the cost of the hotel price?</p>
<p>[ul]60.......... pie chart THIS ANSWER SHOULD BE REMOVED! PENDING. [/ul]</p>
<p>[ul]B. 3Triangle + 2Triangle.............. 6Triangle - 5Triangle[/ul]
copy from Wendyling:
[ul]32.............. CD cases[/ul]
[ul]1750............. difference in profits year 1 and 2 for 3 stores[/ul]</p>
<p>I believe for the hotel one it was around 192. or something like that. you don't multiply by three because you're dividing it with 3 other people, you multiply it by 4. because you have to include the guy within the group that he is dividing with. like if I was dividing a 200$ hotel room with 3 other people, everyone would pay 50$ each cause there are 4 of us total.
does that make sense? that's how I saw it.</p>