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Question 458230: The word problem is....A retailer spent $48 to purchase a number of special mugs. Two of them were broken in the store but by sellimg each of the remaining mugs at $3 above the original cost per mug she made a total profit of $22. Construct an equation that will allow us to solve for the number of mugs, denoted by n, that were originally purchased.
If the price for n mugs is $48, how can we express the cost per mug?
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Question 458160: Ed bought $2,000 in stock shares one week before the stock price dropped $10.00. If he had waited for the price setback, he could have bought 10 more shares for the same amount. How many shares did he buy?
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Question 458450: One-fourth of the cars purchased at a dealership are luxury models. If 360 luxury models were purchased last year, how many total cars were purchased?
I first converted 1/4 into decimal which is 0.25, and now i dont know what to do. Do i multiply it with 360 which gives me 90 or do i divide it which will give me 1440? Both numbers show up on my multiple answer sheet. It confuses me. Someone plz clarify it for me.
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Question 458450: One-fourth of the cars purchased at a dealership are luxury models. If 360 luxury models were purchased last year, how many total cars were purchased?
I first converted 1/4 into decimal which is 0.25, and now i dont know what to do. Do i multiply it with 360 which gives me 90 or do i divide it which will give me 1440? Both numbers show up on my multiple answer sheet. It confuses me. Someone plz clarify it for me.
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Question 458796: please help me solve this problem. a person wishes to invest $20.000 int two enterprises so total income per year will be $1440. one enterprise pay 6% annualy, the other has more risk and pays 7,5% annualy. how much must be invested in each?
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Question 458918: a mother wants to invest $5000 for their children's education. She invests a portion of the money in a bank certificate of deposit (CD account) which earns 4% and the remainder in a savings bond that earns 7%. If the total interest earned after one year is $300, how much money was invested at each rate?
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Question 458942: Please help me to find the value of p. When the price of a product is p dollars each, suppose that a manufacturer will supply (2p-8) unit of the product to the market and that consumers will demand to buy (300-2p) units. At the value of p for which supply equals demand, the market is said to be in the equilibrium.
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Question 459123: (1) How much money will you have in an account after 10 years if you deposit $5000 into the account and it pays 5% annual interest (a) compounded quarterly? (b) if it is simple interest (This can be done even without a fancy calculator.)
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Question 459423: John depostited $100 at a 3% annual interst rate in a saving account fifty years ago, and then he promptly forgot he had done it. recently, he wa cleaning out his home office and discovered the forgotten bank book. how much money is in the account
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Question 459575: Please help me solve this problem. The Davis Company manufactures a product that has a unit selling price of $20 and a unit cost of $15. If fixed costs are $600,000 , determine the least number of units that must be sold for the company to have a profit.
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Question 459585: Please help me to solve this problem. A company invests a total of $30,000 or surplus funds at two annual rates of interest : 5% and 6.75%. It wishes an annual yield of no less than 6.5%. What is the least amount of money that the company must invest at the 6.75% rate?
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Question 459574: Please help me solve this problem. A company manufactures products A and B. The cost of producing each unit of A is $2 more than that of B. The costs of production of A and B are $1500 and $1000, respectively, and 25 more units of A are produced than of B. How many of each are produced?
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Question 459572: Please help me solve this problem. A land investment company purchase a parcel of land for $7200. After having sold all but 20 acres at a profit of $30 per acre over original cost per acre, the company regained the entire cost of the parcel. How many acres were sold?
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Question 459918: This is a Simple Interest exercise.
Gilbert White wants to borrow $2250 for 3 years to remodel his garage. The anual rate is 18%. If the principal and interest are repaid in equal monthly installments, how much will each installment be?
The answer is $96.25. I want to know how to get that answer. I tried the I=Prt and didnt get close to that answer.
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Question 460151: An accountant has money in three accounts that pay 8%, 10%, and 11% in annual interest. He has twice as much invested at 8% as he does at 10% and three times as much invested at 11% as he does at 10%. If the total interest from the three accounts is $472 for the year, how much is invested at each rate? (Hint: Let x = the amount invested at 10%.)
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Question 460293: Suppose you are setting up for a mall business and have invested $10,000 to produce an item that will sell for $15. If each unit can be produced for $9 how many units must you sell to break even?
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Question 460375: PLEASE HELP THIS IS URGENT !!!!
Sally is got 47.1% the first term and 44.1% the second. She has a final exam worth 20% of her overall grade coming up. If she wants to get 65%, whta percentage does she need on her final exam?
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Question 460498: Carlos invested his savings in two investment funds. The amount he invested in Fund A was 4 times as much as the amount he invested in Fund B. Fund A returned a 3% profit and Fund B returned a 2% profit. How much did he invest in Fund B, if the total profit from the two funds together was $1540 ? .
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