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Ted has had his eye on a tablet computer for several months, and he's trying to figure out a way to save enough money so that he can buy one using cash instead of credit. Ted is trying every possible method to build his computer fund-he's looking for change in the couch, he's drawn up a savings plan, he's budgeting in other areas of his life, and so on. But Ted is growing impatient, and he's afraid that he will resort to using a credit card so that he can get one quickly, but of course that means Ted will have to pay interest on his purchase. Let's look at one more way that Ted has attempted to build his fund V. Ted's Test Ted also happens to be a student at the local college, where he is taking a physics course. Ted has a special scholarship arrangement- instead of having his tuition paid, the foundation that pays for his scholarship gives him $250 for every course in which he makes an A. Ted is taking a physics final exam, and he is being asked to re-arrange important equations in order to solve for a desired variable. Help Ted out by using inverse operations to solve the equations for the unknown variable, or for the designated variable if there is more than one. (a)-3 (b) 16z )7 D-1a (d) abc2 for b imp? for v (p) F- qEfor E (g) Ek (h) ax+c R for x at2 for a (i) x=xo + vot + Name: Advanced Algebra Unit 6 Performance Task 3: Ted's Test and Purchase VI. Ted's Tablet Name: Advanced Algebra Unit 6 Performance Task 3: Ted's Test and Purchase VI. Ted's Tablet Ted finally made enough money (by checking sofa cushions, building guitars, using his savings account, throwing balls in competitions, and doing well in college) to buy himself the tablet computer of his dreams! Ted bought the computer for exactly $817.53, which is the list price plus sales tax. Find the list price of the tablet if Ted bought the computer in (a) Vidalia, where the sales tax is 5%; (b) Marietta, where the sales tax is 7.55%; (c) a city in Georgia where the sales tax is r Name: Advanced Algebra Unit 6 Performance Task 3: Ted's Test and Purchase VI. Ted's Tablet Ted finally made enough money (by checking sofa cushions, building guitars, using his savings account, throwing balls in competitions, and doing well in college) to buy himself the tablet computer of his dreams! Ted bought the computer for exactly $817.53, which is the list price plus sales tax. Find the list price of the tablet if Ted bought the computer in (a) Vidalia, where the sales tax is 5%; (b) Marietta, where the sales tax is 7.55%; (c) a city in Georgia where the sales tax is r

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