• Home
  • About Us
    • How we work
    • Our Guarantees
    • Free Features
    • Be our Campus Rep
    • Testimonials
    • Sitemap
  • Writing Services
    • Essay
    • Assignment
    • Thesis
    • Term Paper
    • Book Report
    • Dissertation Writing Help
    • Report Writing
    • Research Proposal
    • Thesis Proposal
    • Admission Essays
    • Presentation
    • Proofreading
    • Spreadsheet
  • Try Us Free
  • Order Now
  • Discounts
  • Blog
    • Guides
    • Reviews
    • News & Updates
    • Free Samples
  • Melissa is painting the walls in study rooms at the library. She estimates that she will need 1/6 gallon of paint for each wall. How many walls can she paint with 6 gallons of paint?

    October 14, 2019// Blog//

    There are a few ways to look at this. If you wanted to look at all the events, you could draw a 6 x 6 grid and label the left side from 1 to 6 and the bottom from 1 to 6. The intersection of a row and a column would be a possible sum.

    Read More

  • PLEASE HELP 1.A store increases the price of a sweater from $20 to $22. What is the percent of increase? 2.Kevin buys 4 folding chairs. Each chair costs $13.50. The sales tax is 6.5%. What is the amount of sales tax for Kevin’s purchases? 3.Harriet’s haircut costs $36. As a tip, she gives the hairdresser 15% of this amount. What is the total amount Harriet pays for her haircut, including tip? 4.At an appliance store, the price of a refrigerator is marked up 25% to $406.25. What was the price of the refrigerator before the markup? 5.Clea estimates that a glass contains 250 mL of water. The actual amount of water in the glass is 279 mL. To the nearest tenth of a percent, what is the percent error in Clea’s estimate? 6.The price of a wallet is $32.95 and the sales tax is 7.5%. What is the total cost of the wallet? 7.A car salesman had $65,100 in total monthly sales last month. He made $1,953 in commission from those sales. What is the salesman’s commission as a percent of his total monthly sales?

    October 14, 2019// Blog//

    Ok, the only way I can see this even working is kind of sketchy, but here goes: Let’s say that each of these zeroes are an object. so here, we have 5 zeros. Each of them counts as 1 object. 120 has 3 numbers: 1, 2 and 0. Let’s say each of these numbers is

    Read More

  • The function C(w) = 0.013w^2 – w – 7 estimates the wind chill temperature C(w) at 0F for wind speeds w from 5 to 30 miles per hour. Estimate the wind chill temperature at 0F if the wind speed is 20 miles per hour

    October 14, 2019// Blog//

    Answer: The net pay is  $64.28 . Step-by-step explanation: As given You are paid $7.75/hr at your part-time job . You work 11 hours. Thus Gross pay = Number of hours works × Pay per hour Put all the values in the above Gross pay = 11 × 7.75            

    Read More











Top Commenters

Latest Posts

  • Jessica has seven times as many paintbrushes as mike mike has 14 paint brushes how many paintbrushes does jessica have

    April 1, 2020No Comment

  • Jennifer earns $5.50 an hour for babysitting.edward earns 1.8 times as much for mowing lawns.explain how you can tell whose hourly rate is higher without calculating.then find how many hours each one has to work to make at least $50.00

    April 1, 2020No Comment

  • How long must pharmacists maintain records of immunizations?

    April 1, 2020No Comment

Archive

Quick Links

Order Now
About Us
Pricing
Discounts
Process
Writing Services
Guarantees
Campus Rep
Free Features
Testimonials
FAQ's
Blog
Customer Support
Terms & Conditions

Services

  • Pay someone to write my research paper
  • Write My Research Paper
  • Terms paper for sale
  • Research Paper Help
  • Cheap essay writing services

Follow Us

www.facebook.com/topgradepapers  Google Plus  Twitter  Skype  RSS

Payment Options



               
Copyright © 2009-2013 Top Grade Papers. All rights reserved  Protected by Copyscape Website Copyright Protection