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details...........?Q) Mr.Howard bought $7,320 worth of merchandise for his store. His overhead was $1,500, and he sold the merchandise for $11,275. Find his gross profit? and his net profit?
A) Gross = $3,955//////////// 11,275-7320= 3955
Net = $2455 //////////////// 3955-1500= 2455details........?Q) Justin bought a basketball for $15. He sold the basketball at a 10% loss. How much did he sell the basketball for?
A) 15 x 0.9 = $13.50
Alohadetails...............?Q) Regular Price: $7,800, Percent of Discount: 3%, Amount of Discount:???, Sale Price:????
A) Discount amnt: $7800*.03=$234. (Note: .03=3%)
Sale price: $7800-$234=$7566.details.........?Q) regular price: $92, Percent of Discount: 25%, Amount of discount:???, Sale Price:????
A) amount of discount is 25% of 92 which is 92x 0.25 is equal to 23
then the sale price is 92 minus 23 which is 69
goodluck there ^_^details.........?Q) Find the selling price of a coat that cost $90 and is marked up 40%.
A) 90 x 1.4 = $126
Alohadetails...................?Q) 3 1/2 pk. = ?????? qt.
a easier thing to read:
3 and 1 half pecks equal how many quarts?
A) 1 peck is 8 quarts
Therefore 3.5 pecks are 3.5 * 8 = 28 quartsdetails.........?Q) Dr.Rice bought a used car that cost $23,000. The salesman made a 41/2% rate of commission. How much commission did the salesman make on Dr.Rice's car?
A) 1.045V=23000
V=23000/1.045
V=22 009.57
C=23000-22009.57
C=$990.43Details???Q) What is the talk about i am eleven and curious is it like period and having a baby
A) That would be the birds and the bees.... sex...details..............?Q) Mr.Weeks bought a stereio for $75. He spent $24.75 repairing the cabinet. He sold the stereo for $150. Find his net profit?
A) the net profit should be 50,25 $ but
the money he got were false so he lost $ 99.75 while the buyer got a stereo for freePhoto details lost?Q) The low light areas of my photo turned almost black when developed. On my monitor however, I can see these details. This fact prooves to me that the details do exist. Please look at my photo at http://fstop2image.com/naturesway.html and tell me how to get the details I see on my monitor (upper left part of photo) to print. When I took this photo, I kept the low light areas in mind. I thought that this detail was important to the photo. I have Photo Shop Elements as my editing software.
A) That's a nice photo! One challenge we all face is that a monitor will generally display a wider range of tonal values than will a print. Ansel Adam's book "the print" is largely about this issue in the old-school analog film/development/enlargement era.
There are a couple ways to deal with this. First, you'll need to make sure that your monitor is calibrated, so that what you see is an accurate representation of the values in the image file. Then, you'll have to carefully set up your printer driver so that what you print reflects what you see on the screen. But even so, it is not easy to capture detail in dark areas.
What you might do is an adjustment to the image with curves, or another tool that allows you to change some of the values without changing all of them. You don't want to lose any more detail in the highlights, for instance, but you'll want to bring up the low tones just a bit so that you can see some detail.
Nice photo, by the way.
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