We will call the golden ratio, 1.618033989:1, G. G2-1=G; 1/G+1=G; (1+G)/G=G; For more, research golden ratio on wikipedia.
1% is 16 dollars
No, ( g ) does not equal ( g^g ) for most values of ( g ). The expression ( g^g ) represents ( g ) raised to the power of itself, which is typically greater than ( g ) when ( g > 1 ). For ( g = 1 ), both sides equal 1, and for ( g = 0 ), the expression ( g^g ) is defined as 1, while ( g ) is 0. Thus, the only case where ( g = g^g ) holds true is for ( g = 1 ).
1 percent of 345 dollars is 3.45 dollars.
1% of $30,000 = $300
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It is called a G note. A thousand dollars = 1 G, aka 1 Grand
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1000 American dollars is a g note. a c note would be 100 American dollars.
"g's" is a slang word for 1 dollar; so 80g's would be 80 dollars :)
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what is A website charges $1 to download a game and $13 membership fee. Write an expression that gives the total cost in dollars to download "g" games.
five thousand dollars. 'G' meaning grand.
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1/10*32000 dollars = 3200 dollars.1/10*32000 dollars = 3200 dollars.1/10*32000 dollars = 3200 dollars.1/10*32000 dollars = 3200 dollars.
Let Paul's gas bill be ( g ). According to the problem, his electric bill, which is $92, is three dollars more than one-half his gas bill. This can be expressed as the equation: ( 92 = \frac{1}{2}g + 3 ). Solving for ( g ), we first subtract 3 from both sides to get ( 89 = \frac{1}{2}g ), and then multiply by 2 to find ( g = 178 ). Therefore, Paul's gas bill in February was $178.
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