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Question 204085: Please help me with this problem:
Find the future value of the ordinary annuity. Interest is compounded annually, unless otherwise indicated.
R = $100, i = 0.03, n = 15

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Question 204084: Please help me with this problem:
Find the future value of the ordinary annuity. Interest is compounded annually, unless otherwise indicated.
R = $2500, i = 7%; interest compounded quarterly for 16 years

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Question 204176: The amount Estella invested in a 6% savings is $3500 less than the amount she invested in a 10% savings account. At the end of the year,she received $75o in simple interest. Find the amount invested in each account?
I think you set the probelm up like this .06(x-3500).10+x=1500?
Can anyone confirm this?

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Question 204208: The profit function for a computer company is given by P(x) = -x^2+ 25x - 24 where x is the number of units produced (in thousands) and the profit is in thousand of dollars.
a) Determine how many (thousands of) units must be produced to yield maximum profit. Determine the maximum profit.
(thousands of) units =?
maximum profit = ? thousand dollars
b) Determine how many units should be produced for a profit of at least 40 thousand.
more than ?(thousands of) units
less than ?(thousands of) units

(the question marks are where I need answers)

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Question 204343: can you help me solve this word problem; 1) A piece of cardboard has a length of 60cm and a width of 40cm. In order to make the cardboard into an open box, a box with no lid), a piece of length x must be cut out of each corner.
-Write an equation to represent each dimension of the box.
-Using the dimensions from part a), find the S.A and Volume of the box. (Remember that it is an open box with no lid.)

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Question 205137This question is from textbook Elementary and Intermediate Algebra
: Josh invested $12,000 in a new restaurant. When the restaurant was sold two years later, he received $27,000. Find his average annual return by solving the equation This question is from textbook Elementary and Intermediate Algebra

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Question 205163: P=R-C Profit=Revenue- Cost
Solve for C
Suppose your profit for one day is $1,281 and the cost of running the business for the day is $1,463. What is the revenue for that day? Explain

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Question 205190: Find the future value of $3000 comp monthly at 6% for 7 years?
I answered 3000(1+.06/12)^84= $4561.11

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Question 205221: What is the present value of $3000 compounded montly at 6% for 7 years?
I answered 3000/(1+.06/12)^84= 1973.20 or 2532.60.

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Question 205203: Tickets for a concert were sold to adults for $3 and to students for $2. If the total receipts were $824 and twice as many adult tickets as student tickets were sold, then how many of each were sold?
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Question 205191: find the present value of $3000 comp monthly for 6% for 7 years.
I answered 3000/(1=.06/12)^84= 1973.20 or 2532.60.

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Question 205227: Find the future/present value of $4000 compunded continuously at 8% for 6 years.
A= Pe rt
I answered $4000/(.08)^6- future value = $6464.30
present value $4000(1+.08/12)^72= $6454

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Question 204247: The marketing department of a company estimates that the demand for a product is given by dollars, where is the price per unit and is the number of units.
The cost of producing units is given by dollars, and the profit for producing units is given by

Skech the graph of the profit function and estimate the number of units that would produce a maximum profit.
for maximum:

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Question 205252: Carolyn Ellis is setting up an annuity for her retirement. She can set aside $2000 at the end of each year for the next 20 years and it will earn 6% annual interest. What lump sum will she need to set aside today at 6% annual interest to have the same retirement fund available 20 years from now? How much more will Carolyn need to invest in periodic payments than she will if she makes a lump sum payment if she intends to accumulate the same retirement balance?
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Question 205428: Please give me the answer to: 5% interest on $6,000.00 for 9 years...................Thank you
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Question 175576: Hi I missed this question at an employment exam. I would like to see how you would solve this: thanks!
Johnny was given x amount of money for his birthday. He spent all of that money in five stores. If he spent half of the money he had plus one dollar at every store, how much money did he originally have?

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Question 205608This question is from textbook Algebra
: An experienced plumber maide $600 for working on a certain job. his apprentice, who makes $3 per hour less, also made 600. However, the apprentice worked 10h more than the plumber. How much does the plumber make per hour?This question is from textbook Algebra

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Question 205672: Two roads intersect at right angles. At this corner, there is a triangular parking lot that extends 120 feet along one road and 75 feet along the other road. If blacktop cost $2.50 per square foot, find all cost of black topping the parking lot.
SHOW ALL WORK. INCLUDE A DIAGRAM. EXPLAIN EACH STEP OF YOUR ANSWER.

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Question 205714: please help me slve this equation, Thank you.
Amount of an investment. The amount of an investment
of P dollars for t years at simple interest rate r is given by
A=P+Prt.
a) Rewrite this formula by factoring out the greatest
common factor on the right-hand side.
b) Find A if $8300 is invested for 3 years at a simple
interest rate of 15%.

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Question 205632: Can you please help me to determine the future value of an ordinary annuity paying 10% quarterly for nine years if quarterly deposits of $450 are made throughout the nine years.
If you could show me how you get to your answer, this will be useful.

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Question 205842: A has $x and B has $y. If A gives B $3, B will have 2 times as much as A. If B gives a $6, A will have $4 more than B. How much does A have?
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Question 206035: Money Problem
Given: paychecks
employee 1 (234.00)
employee 2 (368.00)
employee 3 (179.00)
employee 4 (388.00)
employee 5 (263.00)
question: If i went to a bank and withdrew a total of 1432.00 dollars to pay each employee what he earned on his paycheck how do i figure out how many 20.00s i need ..how many 10s i need how many 5.00's and how many 1's i will need
i can do it long hand but i was wondering if there is a way to express it in a math equation and use it for ANY AMOUNT of employees
ps..all played in cash.. denomiation values are 20.00 10.00 5.00 1.00

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Question 206222: A woman invested 25000$ in 2 business ventures. Last year she made a profit of 15% from the first venture but lost 5% from the second venture. If last year's income from the two investments were equivalent to a return of 8% on the entire amount invested. How much has she invested in each venture?
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Question 206262: The community fund has a goal of collecting d dollars for a special project. So farm, h dollars have been collected. In terms of d and h, what percent of the money has NOT yet been collected?
A) 100h/d%
B) d/100h%
C) 100d/h
D) d/100(d-h)%
E) 100(d-h)/d%

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Question 206317This question is from textbook Algeba I: An Incremental Development
: PLEASE help me with this question! Thank you SO much! : )
Large pies cost $7, and small pies cost $4. If 20 pies were sold for $122, how many small pies were sold?
This question is from textbook Algeba I: An Incremental Development

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Question 206325: A mother wants to invest $12,000 for her sons future education. She invests a portion of the money into a bank CD which 4% and the remainder in a savings bond that earns 7%. If the total interest earned after one year is $720.00 how much was invested into the CD??
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Question 206325: A mother wants to invest $12,000 for her sons future education. She invests a portion of the money into a bank CD which 4% and the remainder in a savings bond that earns 7%. If the total interest earned after one year is $720.00 how much was invested into the CD??
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Question 206265: Maria has d dollars in her savings account. In the summer, her weekly expenses, e, are greater than her weekly salary, s. If she makes up the difference from her savings, how many weeks will her savings last?
A) d/e-s
B) d/s-e
C) s/e-d
D) e-s/d
E) e-d/s

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Question 206431: I simply need the formula please I have a list of financial information with a begining Inventory the purchaces and the net sales. Using this information and the retail method of inventory I need to estimate the value of the ending inventory. I would like to arrive at the answer on my own. But I cant remember the formula. Thank you for your help.
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Question 206490This question is from textbook Algeba I: An Incremental Development
: Please solve this word problem, thank you SO much!
There were 22 more nickels than dimes in Danny's bag. If there were 50 coins total, how many nickels were there?
This question is from textbook Algeba I: An Incremental Development

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Question 206490This question is from textbook Algeba I: An Incremental Development
: Please solve this word problem, thank you SO much!
There were 22 more nickels than dimes in Danny's bag. If there were 50 coins total, how many nickels were there?
This question is from textbook Algeba I: An Incremental Development

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Question 206655: $15,000.00 for 10 years compounded at 10% quarterly results in how many periods?
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Question 206655: $15,000.00 for 10 years compounded at 10% quarterly results in how many periods?
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Question 206848: Steve has 36 coins consisting of dimes and nickels. If the value of the coins is $3.10, then how many dimes does he have?
Thanks

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Question 206941: two boats travel at right angles to each other after leaving a dock at the same time. one hour later they are 25 miles apart. if one boat travels 5 miles per hour faster than the other, what is the rate of each?(Hint: use the pythagorean theorem).
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Question 206940: Mrs Jones invests $4000 at 10% annual return and $6000 at 12% annual return. How much should she invest at 15% return so that her total annual return is 13% of the total amount she has invested?

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Question 206988: You deposited $2,500 a year ago. Today, you received your interest payment for $275. How much interest did you receive for the year?
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Question 207172This question is from textbook Algebra I: Incremental Development
: PLEASE HELP WITH THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION:
Books cost 40 cents and pamphlets 5 cents at the book sale. If Donnie spends $4.15 at the book sale and purchased 20 more pamphlets than he did books, how many pamphlets did he buy?
Thank you!
This question is from textbook Algebra I: Incremental Development

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Question 207143This question is from textbook Algebra I: Incremental Development
: PLEASE help me with the answer to this word problem!
Books cost 40 cents and pamphlets 5 cents at the book sale. If Donnie spends $4.15 at the book sale and purchased 20 more pamphlets than he did books, how many pamphlets did he buy?
Thank you so much! :)
This question is from textbook Algebra I: Incremental Development

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Question 207143This question is from textbook Algebra I: Incremental Development
: PLEASE help me with the answer to this word problem!
Books cost 40 cents and pamphlets 5 cents at the book sale. If Donnie spends $4.15 at the book sale and purchased 20 more pamphlets than he did books, how many pamphlets did he buy?
Thank you so much! :)
This question is from textbook Algebra I: Incremental Development

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Question 207143This question is from textbook Algebra I: Incremental Development
: PLEASE help me with the answer to this word problem!
Books cost 40 cents and pamphlets 5 cents at the book sale. If Donnie spends $4.15 at the book sale and purchased 20 more pamphlets than he did books, how many pamphlets did he buy?
Thank you so much! :)
This question is from textbook Algebra I: Incremental Development

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Question 207111This question is from textbook Algeba I: An Incremental Development
: Can you please solve this word problem for me?
Books cost 40 cents and pamphlets 5 cents at the book sale. If Donnie spends $4.15 at the book sale and purchased 20 more pamphlets than he did books, how many pamphlets did he buy?
Thank you so so so so much!
This question is from textbook Algeba I: An Incremental Development

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Question 207217: 4. You recently started the paperwork to purchase your new home, and you were just notified that you can move into the house in 2 weeks. You decide to hire a moving company, but are unsure which company to choose. You search online and are interested in contacting two companies, Heavy Lifters and Quick Move, to discuss their rates. Heavy Lifting charges an $80 fee plus $35 per hour. Quick Move charges $55 per hour with no additional fees.
a) Which mover provides a better deal for 2 hours of work? How did you arrive at your answer?

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Question 207492: the equipment will cost $26000 what lump sum should be invested today at 8% compounded semiannually to yield 26000
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Question 207492: the equipment will cost $26000 what lump sum should be invested today at 8% compounded semiannually to yield 26000
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