A P-model car cost 15 persent more than a V-model car. if the v-model costs $7,000 what is the cost of the....

Question

A P-model car cost 15 persent more than a V-model car. if the v-model costs $7,000 what is the cost of the P-model? can anyone help me wiht this problem please..!

Answer 1

Multiply $7,000.00 by 15% and get an answer. Add that answer to the $7,000.00 and you will have your answer for the cost of the P-model car.

Answer 2

This is a simple and quick way

15 % more is actually 115%. 100% is the full 7000, 15% is the extra 15%

Just multiply the price of V-model ($7000) with that 115%.

You don't need to add anything anymore since both the actual price and the additional 15% is already included.

*percentage is over hundred, 115% is 115/100

So the price for P-model car is
7000 x 115/100 = $8050

Fast enough huh.

To double check:
8050 - 7000 = 1050
P-model is $1050 more than V-model

1050/7000 x 100% = 15%
So 1050 is 15% of 7000.

Answer 3

Ok,
So 15 percent of 7000 is 1050

Let me explain how I found that.

Obviously 1 x 7000 is 100% of 7000,
because the answer is 7000.

So, .5 is half of one. if we were to multiply 7000 by .5 we would get 50% of 7000 or 3500

So you want 15%, this is simple just take 15% of 1 or .15
and multiply it be 7000. This results in 1050.

However since the p-model is 15% more, we have to add this to the original 7000 to get a total of 8050.

So, $8050

Answer 4

Yes you've guessed it its $8050... I find it best to do in your head like this 10% of 7000 = 700 so 5% = 350 (1/2 of 700) therefore 700+350 = 1050.... 7000+1050 = 8050.

Answer 5

we can express this mathematically as
p = 1.15 v. ie p = 115% of v

if v = 7000
p= 1.15 x 7000 = $8050

Answer 6

p=15%v+v=>p=(0,15+1)v
p=1,15*$7,000=$8050

Answer 7

More Than Av

Answer 8

15% of $7,000.00 is $1,050.00.

P Model would cost $8,050.00

Answer 9

$8050.oo

Answer 10

8,050