Kira spent a total of $80 at the grocery store. Of this amount, she spent $28 on fruit. What percentage of the total did she spend on fruit? 0 % X 3

Luke Thorndike, founder and current president of Thorndike Sports Equipment, had guided the business through 34 successful years and was now interested in bringing his favorite grandson Ted into the company. The elder Thorndike, possessed of a sharp but fading wit, begins the meeting with, “Great to see you, Ted. You always were a high-strung kid. Thought you might like to join our tennis racquet division.” Ted counters, “Not quite, but you’re getting warm, Luke.” The Thorndikes have always been a strange bunch. “Seriously, Ted, I’m getting a little up in years, the microcomputer I bought myself for Christ- mas is collecting dust, and I think you and your business degree could bring some new blood to the company. I’d like you to be my executive vice president. I’ve been running this outfit by the seat of my pants for a lot of years now, and the world just seems to be getting too big and too complicated these days. I’ve got index cards and file folders just about piled up to the ceiling…

You need to be reimbursed for the 36 light bulbs you bought. Unfortunately, the receipt is smudged andyou can only read $x82.5y where the spacing tells you that x and y are digits. You are sure that thebulbs were less than $15 each. How much did they cost? Use congruences to determine your answers.Show all the necessary work to obtain your answer.

Negate the statement: ”No college students like Nickelback”.