Mathematics
Mathematics, 21.08.2020 20:01, ctyrector

30 POINTS! 3 questions! EASY 1. Jason is 22, which is 6 years older than twice his sister Taylor’s age. How old is Taylor? Enter your answer in the box. 2. Each month, Sal must pay for car insurance and fuel to drive a vehicle. Sal's parents agree to pay p percent of his car expenses. The cost of car insurance is the same every month, but the cost of fuel depends on d, the number of miles Sal drives. The expression (1−p)(0.10d+60) represents how much Sal must pay toward his monthly car expenses. Which part of the expression represents the percentage of the monthly expenses that Sal must pay?

A. 0.10d + 60

B. 1−p

C. 60

D. 0.10d

3. Which equation represents this sentence? Twenty-eight is the product of four and a number.

A. 28=4n

B. 28=4+n

C. 28=4n

D. 28=4n

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