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Question 93955: The contents of a certain box consist of 14 apples and 23 oranges. How many oranges must be removed from the box so that 70 percent of the pieces of fruit in the box will be apples?
This is what I have so far: 14 apples + 23 oranges = 37 total pieces of fruit; 14 apples/37-X=.70; then I get lost after this...
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Question 97125: Pleae help me with this problem.
A company collects 60% of its sales during the month of the sale, 30% one month after the sale, and 10% two months after the sale. The company expects sales of $10,000 in August, $20,000 in September, $30,000 in October, and $40,000 in November. How much money is expected to be collected in October?
a. $25,000
b. $15,000
c. $35,000
d. None of the above
Would the answer be d?
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Question 99011: At the beginning of a game of checkers, what percent of these squares are not covered by checker pieces? There are 64 squares on a board with 24 checkers. Please help me! with my calculation the answer is 62 percent.
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Question 99005: The problem is:
A student sold his car for $4680. He made a 20% profit. What is the original price of the vehicle. I know the answer is $3900 but I can't understand how they come up with that answer.I came up with $3744 the first time I tried it but that is figuring the increase on the smaller number. HELP!!!
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Question 99658: Jason is a salesperson in the electronics dept. of a store. He is 30% short of his goal for the week. His goal is to earn $500. For each CD player he sells, he earns $25. How many CD players do he need to sell in order to meet his goal? Please show work of problem. Thanks
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Question 99658: Jason is a salesperson in the electronics dept. of a store. He is 30% short of his goal for the week. His goal is to earn $500. For each CD player he sells, he earns $25. How many CD players do he need to sell in order to meet his goal? Please show work of problem. Thanks
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Question 100196: this year,75%of a graduating class had taken at least 8 mth courses. Of the remaining class members,60% had taken 6 or 7 math courses.what percent of the graduating class had taken fewer than 6 math courses?
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Question 100281: The problem is:
A student sold his car for $4680. He made a 20% profit. What is the original price of the vehicle. I know the answer is $3900 but I can't understand how they come up with that answer.I came up with $3744 the first time I tried it but that is figuring the increase on the smaller number. HELP!!!
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Question 102271: A broker has invested $17,500 in two mutual funds, one earning 10% annual interest, and the other earning 12%. After 1 year, his combined interest is $1,941. how much was invested at each rate? Fill up the given table, set up and equation and solve.
Mutual fund 1
Mutual fund 2
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Question 100826: The 1st year Dr. Smith production in gross sales was $427,654.29 the second year his gross production sales came in less at $281,206.14. What percentage was Dr. Smith's gross production down from the 1st to the 2nd year.
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Question 103700: WELL FRIST OF ALL I HAVE TO SAY HI TO THE PERSON THAT IS GOING TON ANSWER MY QUESTION AND MY QUESTION IS IF YOU HAVE THE NUMBER 50 THEN ISINT THE PERCENTAGE GOING TO BE 50% CAN YOU PLEASE ANSWER MY QUESTION BY TODAY BECAUSE I I CAN"T REIVE ANY MESSAGES TODAY AND PLEASE WHEN YOU WRITE BACK CAN YOU PLEASE WRITE HOW YOU GOT THAT ANSWER THANK YOU SO MUCH WHO EVER IS GOING TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION AND AGAIN THAT YOU VERY MUCH FOR ANSWERING MY LONG QUESTION
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Question 104022: An inheritance is divided into two investments. One investment pays 7% annual interest whereas the second investment, which is twice as large as the first, pays 10% annual interest. If the combined annual income from both investments is $4050, how much money is the total inheritance?
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