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Anne pays 150 percent more for a wholesale widget than Bart Pays, Ann
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Anne pays 150 percent more for a wholesale widget than Bart Pays,
Anne's retail price per widget is 15 percent greater than the wholesale price she paid.
Bart's retail price per widget is 185 percent greater than the wholesale price he paid.
A) Quantity A is greater.
B) Quantity B is greater.
C) The two quantities are equal.
D) The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
Anne's retail price per widget is 15 percent greater than the wholesale price she paid.
Bart's retail price per widget is 185 percent greater than the wholesale price he paid.
Quantity A |
Quantity B |
Anne's retail price |
Bart's retail price |
A) Quantity A is greater.
B) Quantity B is greater.
C) The two quantities are equal.
D) The relationship cannot be determined from the information given.
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Re: Anne pays 150 percent more for a wholesale widget than Bart Pays, Ann
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23 Sep 2023, 16:32
23 Sep 2023, 16:32
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Use numbers Bart pays 100 that means Anne pays 100(1+1.5) which equals 250. Anne's retail price is 15 percent more which is 250 (1+0.15) = 287.5 Bart's retail price is 185 percent more which is 100(1+1.85) = 285 Therefore Anne's retail price is greater than Bart's retail price.
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Re: Anne pays 150 percent more for a wholesale widget than Bart Pays, Ann
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22 Sep 2023, 09:22
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Anne pays 150 percent more for a wholesale widget than Bart Pays
=> \(A_w\) = \(B_w\) + \(\frac{150}{100}\)*\(B_w\) = 2.5 \(B_w\)
Anne's retail price per widget is 15 percent greater than the wholesale price she paid.
=> \(A_r\) = \(A_w\) + \(\frac{15}{100}\)*\(A_w\) = 1.15 \(A_w\) = 1.15 * 2.5 \(B_w\) = 2.85 * \(B_w\)
Bart's retail price per widget is 185 percent greater than the wholesale price he paid.
=> \(B_r\) = \(B_w\) + \(\frac{185}{100}\)*\(B_w\) = 2.85 \(B_w\)
Clearly, Quantity A ( \(A_r\) (=2.85 * \(B_w\))) > Quantity B (\(B_r\)(=2.85 \(B_w\)))
So, Answer will be A
Hope it helps!
=> \(A_w\) = \(B_w\) + \(\frac{150}{100}\)*\(B_w\) = 2.5 \(B_w\)
Anne's retail price per widget is 15 percent greater than the wholesale price she paid.
=> \(A_r\) = \(A_w\) + \(\frac{15}{100}\)*\(A_w\) = 1.15 \(A_w\) = 1.15 * 2.5 \(B_w\) = 2.85 * \(B_w\)
Bart's retail price per widget is 185 percent greater than the wholesale price he paid.
=> \(B_r\) = \(B_w\) + \(\frac{185}{100}\)*\(B_w\) = 2.85 \(B_w\)
Clearly, Quantity A ( \(A_r\) (=2.85 * \(B_w\))) > Quantity B (\(B_r\)(=2.85 \(B_w\)))
So, Answer will be A
Hope it helps!
