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Question 165486: Donna invested her $33,000 bonus and received a total of $970 in interest after one year. If part of the money returned 4% and the remainder 2.25%,
then how much did she invest at each rate?
I need some help I am not sure how to work this problem out. Thank you
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Question 165503: Donald,Kate and maggie win £2400 between them on the national lottery.Donald gets a share of £x,whilst kate gets twice as much as donald.maggies share is £232 less than donalds amount.
write down the amount maggie and kate receive.
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Question 165748: Due to the ongoing tension in the Middle East, Mobil begins charging people to line up at the pump. It costs $1.50 just to drive in and $2.75 for every gallon of gas that you pump. Write a linear equation that shows how much money you spend at Mobil in relation to how many gallons of gas you pump.
I am a bit confused about how to set this problem up and solve it. Can someone please help? Thank you
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Question 166268: You have exactly $537 to spend on party gifts for your rich uncle’s birthday party. You decide to get watches for the ladies (at $27.98 each), and beepers for the men (at $23.46 each). You know that the number of watches required will be 3 times as much as the number of beepers. How many of each item do you buy?
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Question 166320: A certain number of boys bought a bicycle for P2000.00. One boy later withdrew and sold his share to the other boys for P420.00. The share of each boy of this additional cost turned out to be P190.00 less than what each boy originaly contributed. How many boys were here originaly?
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Question 166535: which of the following investments is larger after 29 years?
a) $100 is deposited monthly and earns 8.75% interest compounded monthly.
b) 1250 is deposited annually and earns 8.75% interest compounded annually.
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Question 166582: Rental Company A charges $12.00 plus 80 cents per hour to rent a paint sprayer. A competitor, Rental company B rents the same sprayer for $3.95 plus $1.50 per hour.
Write an algebraic equation for the cost in terms of the number of hours rented for each business.
Determine algebraically the number of hours for which the cost of renting a paint sprayer will be the same for company A or B.
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Question 166594: The total value of the nickels, dimes, and quarters in a coin bank is $4. If the nickels were dimes and the dimes were nickels, the total value of the coins would be $3.75. If the quarters were dimes and the dimes were quarters, the total value would be $6.25. Find the number of nickels, dimes, and quarters in the bank.
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Question 167009: there are 26 problems on a test. The boys father offers $8.00 for each correct answer and will take away $5.00 for each incorrect answer. At the end of the test they don't owe each other any money. How many questions did the boy answer correctlY.
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Question 167198: An investment of $8000 earned a net gain of $220 in one year. Part of the investment was in bonds and earned income at a rate of 7 %. The rest of the investment was in stocks and lost money at the rate of 10%. How much was invested in bonds?
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Question 167197: An investment of $8000 earned a net gain of $220 in one year. Part of the investment was in bonds and earned income at a rate of 7 %. The rest of the investment was in stocks and lost money at the rate of 10%. How much was invested in bonds?
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Question 167223: Mr. Lucky is going to invest some money in the stock market. The first stock he invests in allows him to double his original investment. He then takes his money out of that stock and invests in a new stock, and he loses $4000. He then tries a third stock; he is lucky and triples his money. With the fourth stock, he loses $10,000, but with the fifth stock he again doubles his money. With the sixth and last stock, he loses $4000. At this point, he leaves the stock market completely with the sum of $12,000. How much was Mr. Lucky's original investment?
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Question 167378: Juan has a jar containing eighty coins, all of which are either quarters or nickels. The total value of the coins is $14.60. How many of each type of coin does he have?
Arbitrarily I tried 60 quarters, but that ended up $15.00; then I dropped it to 55 quarters, which ended up $13.75, but the remainng number of coins had to be 25 which would have brought the total to 80 coins (correct answer), but it equals $15.85 which is too much.(You see, I've been working at it.) Question: is there a formula for this stuff? Thank you very much.
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Question 167650: I really do not understand this problem at all... help, please! ---use the fact that revenue = price*quantity to solve the problem. the price (p) in dollars and the quantity (x) sold of a certain product are described by the following: p=-1/6x+100, 0<=x<=600.
a)express the revenue R as a function of x.
b)what quantity x maximizes the revenue?
c)what price should the company charge for the maximum revenue?
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Question 167650: I really do not understand this problem at all... help, please! ---use the fact that revenue = price*quantity to solve the problem. the price (p) in dollars and the quantity (x) sold of a certain product are described by the following: p=-1/6x+100, 0<=x<=600.
a)express the revenue R as a function of x.
b)what quantity x maximizes the revenue?
c)what price should the company charge for the maximum revenue?
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Question 167769: Sam found a number of nickels, dimes and quarters in his room. He found 3 more dimes than nickels but twices as many quarters as dimes. The total value of the coins was $5.05. How many coins of each type did Sam find?
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Question 167815: Annual concert. A total of 150 tickets were sold for the annual concert to students and non-students. Student tickets were $5 and non-student tickets were $8. If the total revenue for the concert was $930, then how many tickets of each type were sold?
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Question 167946: Members of the ski club contributed equally to obtain $1800 for a holiday trip. When 6 members found that they could not go their contributions were refunded and each remaining member then had to pay $10 more to raise the $1800. How many went on the trip?
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Question 168485: If $42,000 is invested at an annual rate of 8% for 3 years, compounded continuously, find the balance. A=Pe to the rt. P=42,000 r=0.08 t=3
So A=42,000e to the 0.08(3).....42,000e to the 0.24. Now I don't know what to do from this point because I don't have a clue what to do about e. Can you help me.
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Question 168538: Investing A Bonus
A business man invested part of his $40,000 end of year bonus in an international fund that paid an annual yield of 8%. The rest of the bonus was invested in an off shore bank that paid an annual yield of 9%. Find the amount of each investment if he made a total of $3415 in interest from the first year.
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