Math, asked by 12jameelahkajee, 6 months ago

Brian pays £466.98 a year on his car insurance.
The insurance company increases the price by 3.2%.
How much does the insurance cost now?
Give your answer rounded to 2 DP.

Answers

Answered by himanshi2007deleya
12

Answer:

£481.46

Step-by-step explanation:

3.2% of £466.98

3.1/100*466.98

0.031*466.98

14.48 (2dp)

14.48+466.98

£481.46

Answered by Anonymous
13

Given:

Money spent on car insurance = £466.98

Price increase = 3.2%.

To Find:

How much does the insurance cost

Solution:

The New value will be calculated as -  

466.98 + Percentage increase  

= 466.98 x (3.2% + 1%)

= 466.98 x 1.032

= 481.92336

Thus, after adjustind to 2 DP, the value will be -

= 481.92

 Answer:  The new insurance cost is £481.92

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