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Mathematics, 12.07.2019 10:30 khuak877

Last sunday, the average temperature was 8%, percent higher than the average temperature two sundays ago. the average temperature two sundays ago was t degrees celsius which of the following expressions could represent the average temperature last sunday? choose 2 1.8t 1.08t t+0.08 t+8 (1+8/100) t

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