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Question 1127760: ***Corrected from previous request ***
In need of assistance please, as I am completely lost.
I was hoping to receive help understanding the following question:
A regression was run to determine whether there is a relationship between hours of TV watched per day(x)and number of sit-ups a person can do (y). The results of the regression are given below. Use this to predict the number of sit-ups a person who watches 11 hours of TV can do.
y=ax+b
a=-1.341
b=32.234
r=-0.896
What is really throwing me off is where "r" comes into play.
I am not simply seeking an answer, instead I am asking for your knowledge on how to understand this type of equation, and how to solve something such as this.
Thank you for your time!
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Question 1127963: Five gallons of 20% alcohol solution is added to 3 gallons of 30% solution. Two gallons of pure alcohol is added to the resulting solution. What shall be its percentage of concentration of the final solution?
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Question 1127968: The total outing cost for a group of people amounted to PhP8000. When an additional four people decided to join the outing, the cost per person decreased by PhP100. How many people originally joined the outing?
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Question 1127967: Tina puts only PhP 2 and PhP 5 coins in her alkansya. When she opened it, she found out there were 17 less than twice the number of PhP5 coins than the PhP2 coins. This gave her a total of PhP227. How many coins of each type did she give?
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Question 1128203: A)Caleb bought a coat on sale for 30% off the retail price. If he paid $250, what was the original retail price?
B)Colton's investment account was valued at $15,000 but then lost 19% of its value. What percent increase is needed for the investment account to return to its previous value?
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Question 1128344: Recall that Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is a measurement of how much alcohol is in someone’s blood as a percentage. However, police and the public typically omit the language for percent (%) when quoting the BAC and simply say, “BAC is 0.04.”
Write an interpretation of what each of the following BAC values means in terms of the amount of alcohol per 1,000 grams of blood.
BAC =0.1
BAC=0.2
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Question 1128349: Crown molding is a decorative trim installed over the joint between the walls of a room and the ceiling. (If you are not sure that you understand the idea, do an Internet search to find an example picture of crown molding). Andy intends to install crown molding around the four sides of the dining room. There will be no gaps. The dining room ceiling is a rectangle with dimensions 16 feet 9 inches by 13 feet. The crown molding is sold in 8-foot lengths that cost $24 each. He decides to purchase enough pieces to allow for 10% waste due to possible mistakes.
1.What is the perimeter of the dining room in feet and inches?
2.How many 8-foot boards are needed?
3.If sales tax is 8.25%, what is the total cost?
THANK YOU!
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Question 1128367: Mr. Lee of Red River Consumer Products in Winnipeg is considering a new product for his sales inventory. He has researched the market for similar products and decided that he could generate a profit if he offered the item in question at a unit selling price of $100. This price is considerably lower than the $125 for the same item his competitor has listed. Red River’s forecast volume of sales for the first year is 8000 units. The annual fixed cost for adding this product to the inventory is estimated to be $200,000.
The net price, after the standard supplier discount of 25% plus an additional 10% for early order placement, is $60 per unit delivered. Since the product is market-ready, this is also the unit variable cost. The supplier guarantees the products will be available for sale in store 60 days from date of order.
Under current economic conditions, the supply chain cash flow is tight. The supplier requires payment in full upon receipt of order. In addition, the supplier is offering a cash incentive of 1% of the total order value if Mr. Lee will commit to a 25% deposit of the total order value, non-refundable, when the order is placed.
Mr. Lee is evaluating this option. He had decided to finance the purchase of this new inventory using a personal asset valued at $600,000 USD. The plan is to make a loan to his business. He prefers this alternative to bank financing and he is certain the product will generate a profit for his investment. His intention is to convert the asset to Canadian funds and invest it in two successive 30-day GIC’s in order to accrue interest on this sum while waiting for the goods to arrive. The bank is offering a rate of 3.25% pa and the current exchange rate is 1CAD=0.900USD. He must decide whether to take the supplier’s offer or stick to his original plan and invest the full sum into GIC’s.
Evaluate this plan by answering the following questions.
What is the sales volume (in units) necessary in order to break even? (4 marks)
What would be the net income at the forecast sales volume? (2 marks)
What volume is required to generate a net income of $100,000? (2 marks)
What is the unit list price of the product? (3 marks)
At the forecast annual sales of 8000 units at $100 per unit, what is the percent change in the net income if unit variable costs increase by 10% and the fixed cost decreases by 5%? (5 marks)
What is the new breakeven volume (to the nearest whole number) in the case of #5? (2 marks)
In the case of #5, to maintain the net income in #2, what would be the new selling price? (2 marks)
What is the value of the cash discount offered by the supplier? (2 marks)
Will Mr. Lee have enough capital to cover the total cost of goods after he converts his USD funds to CAD? Show your calculation. (1 mark)
What is the total interest Mr. Lee will earn on his investment after 60 days? (4 marks)
If Mr. Lee takes the supplier offer, what is the sum of the discount and total interest earned on the remaining investment? (4 marks)
At the forecast sales of 8000 units at $100 each, determine the profit per unit. (3 marks)
What is the contribution margin per unit? (2 marks)
If the contribution margin decreases, does the breakeven volume increase or decrease? Explain. (2 marks)
Does the contribution margin change with volume of sales? Explain. (2 marks)
What percentage is the markup on selling price? (2 marks)
What percentage is the markup on cost? (2 marks)
If the last 500 units are moving too slowly and if Mr. Lee decides to reduce the selling price to $75, is he covering his total cost per unit at this price? (3 marks)
If the last 500 units are sold at $75 each, what is Mr. Lee’s net income for the forecast sales volume of 8000 units? (3 marks)
If Mr. Lee has sold 4500 units at $100 when his competitor decides to sell the product at a sale price of $90, will Mr. Lee be able to match this price and still have a net income of $100,000? (3 marks)
When undertaking a commitment to offer a new product, there are other unforeseen factors beyond the vendor’s control that can derail the plan. Give 3 possible risks that Mr. Lee should consider. (3 marks)
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Question 1128366: Mr. Lee of Red River Consumer Products in Winnipeg is considering a new product for his sales inventory. He has researched the market for similar products and decided that he could generate a profit if he offered the item in question at a unit selling price of $100. This price is considerably lower than the $125 for the same item his competitor has listed. Red River’s forecast volume of sales for the first year is 8000 units. The annual fixed cost for adding this product to the inventory is estimated to be $200,000.
The net price, after the standard supplier discount of 25% plus an additional 10% for early order placement, is $60 per unit delivered. Since the product is market-ready, this is also the unit variable cost. The supplier guarantees the products will be available for sale in store 60 days from date of order.
Under current economic conditions, the supply chain cash flow is tight. The supplier requires payment in full upon receipt of order. In addition, the supplier is offering a cash incentive of 1% of the total order value if Mr. Lee will commit to a 25% deposit of the total order value, non-refundable, when the order is placed.
Mr. Lee is evaluating this option. He had decided to finance the purchase of this new inventory using a personal asset valued at $600,000 USD. The plan is to make a loan to his business. He prefers this alternative to bank financing and he is certain the product will generate a profit for his investment. His intention is to convert the asset to Canadian funds and invest it in two successive 30-day GIC’s in order to accrue interest on this sum while waiting for the goods to arrive. The bank is offering a rate of 3.25% pa and the current exchange rate is 1CAD=0.900USD. He must decide whether to take the supplier’s offer or stick to his original plan and invest the full sum into GIC’s.
Evaluate this plan by answering the following questions.
What is the sales volume (in units) necessary in order to break even? (4 marks)
What would be the net income at the forecast sales volume? (2 marks)
What volume is required to generate a net income of $100,000? (2 marks)
What is the unit list price of the product? (3 marks)
At the forecast annual sales of 8000 units at $100 per unit, what is the percent change in the net income if unit variable costs increase by 10% and the fixed cost decreases by 5%? (5 marks)
What is the new breakeven volume (to the nearest whole number) in the case of #5? (2 marks)
In the case of #5, to maintain the net income in #2, what would be the new selling price? (2 marks)
What is the value of the cash discount offered by the supplier? (2 marks)
Will Mr. Lee have enough capital to cover the total cost of goods after he converts his USD funds to CAD? Show your calculation. (1 mark)
What is the total interest Mr. Lee will earn on his investment after 60 days? (4 marks)
If Mr. Lee takes the supplier offer, what is the sum of the discount and total interest earned on the remaining investment? (4 marks)
At the forecast sales of 8000 units at $100 each, determine the profit per unit. (3 marks)
What is the contribution margin per unit? (2 marks)
If the contribution margin decreases, does the breakeven volume increase or decrease? Explain. (2 marks)
Does the contribution margin change with volume of sales? Explain. (2 marks)
What percentage is the markup on selling price? (2 marks)
What percentage is the markup on cost? (2 marks)
If the last 500 units are moving too slowly and if Mr. Lee decides to reduce the selling price to $75, is he covering his total cost per unit at this price? (3 marks)
If the last 500 units are sold at $75 each, what is Mr. Lee’s net income for the forecast sales volume of 8000 units? (3 marks)
If Mr. Lee has sold 4500 units at $100 when his competitor decides to sell the product at a sale price of $90, will Mr. Lee be able to match this price and still have a net income of $100,000? (3 marks)
When undertaking a commitment to offer a new product, there are other unforeseen factors beyond the vendor’s control that can derail the plan. Give 3 possible risks that Mr. Lee should consider. (3 marks)
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Question 1128346: Mr. Lee of Red River Consumer Products in Winnipeg is considering a new product for his sales inventory. He has researched the market for similar products and decided that he could generate a profit if he offered the item in question at a unit selling price of $100. This price is considerably lower than the $125 for the same item his competitor has listed. Red River’s forecast volume of sales for the first year is 8000 units. The annual fixed cost for adding this product to the inventory is estimated to be $200,000.
The net price, after the standard supplier discount of 25% plus an additional 10% for early order placement, is $60 per unit delivered. Since the product is market-ready, this is also the unit variable cost. The supplier guarantees the products will be available for sale in store 60 days from date of order.
Under current economic conditions, the supply chain cash flow is tight. The supplier requires payment in full upon receipt of order. In addition, the supplier is offering a cash incentive of 1% of the total order value if Mr. Lee will commit to a 25% deposit of the total order value, non-refundable, when the order is placed.
Mr. Lee is evaluating this option. He had decided to finance the purchase of this new inventory using a personal asset valued at $600,000 USD. The plan is to make a loan to his business. He prefers this alternative to bank financing and he is certain the product will generate a profit for his investment. His intention is to convert the asset to Canadian funds and invest it in two successive 30-day GIC’s in order to accrue interest on this sum while waiting for the goods to arrive. The bank is offering a rate of 3.25% pa and the current exchange rate is 1CAD=0.900USD. He must decide whether to take the supplier’s offer or stick to his original plan and invest the full sum into GIC’s.
Evaluate this plan by answering the following questions.
What is the sales volume (in units) necessary in order to break even? (4 marks)
What would be the net income at the forecast sales volume? (2 marks)
What volume is required to generate a net income of $100,000? (2 marks)
What is the unit list price of the product? (3 marks)
At the forecast annual sales of 8000 units at $100 per unit, what is the percent change in the net income if unit variable costs increase by 10% and the fixed cost decreases by 5%? (5 marks)
What is the new breakeven volume (to the nearest whole number) in the case of #5? (2 marks)
In the case of #5, to maintain the net income in #2, what would be the new selling price? (2 marks)
What is the value of the cash discount offered by the supplier? (2 marks)
Will Mr. Lee have enough capital to cover the total cost of goods after he converts his USD funds to CAD? Show your calculation. (1 mark)
What is the total interest Mr. Lee will earn on his investment after 60 days? (4 marks)
If Mr. Lee takes the supplier offer, what is the sum of the discount and total interest earned on the remaining investment? (4 marks)
At the forecast sales of 8000 units at $100 each, determine the profit per unit. (3 marks)
What is the contribution margin per unit? (2 marks)
If the contribution margin decreases, does the breakeven volume increase or decrease? Explain. (2 marks)
Does the contribution margin change with volume of sales? Explain. (2 marks)
What percentage is the markup on selling price? (2 marks)
What percentage is the markup on cost? (2 marks)
If the last 500 units are moving too slowly and if Mr. Lee decides to reduce the selling price to $75, is he covering his total cost per unit at this price? (3 marks)
If the last 500 units are sold at $75 each, what is Mr. Lee’s net income for the forecast sales volume of 8000 units? (3 marks)
If Mr. Lee has sold 4500 units at $100 when his competitor decides to sell the product at a sale price of $90, will Mr. Lee be able to match this price and still have a net income of $100,000? (3 marks)
When undertaking a commitment to offer a new product, there are other unforeseen factors beyond the vendor’s control that can derail the plan. Give 3 possible risks that Mr. Lee should consider.
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Question 1128383: A contractor wants to install as many bathtubs as possible in an apartment complex during the first week of September. During the first week, the carpenter can work 28 hours and the plumber 32 hours. Installing A takes carpenter and the plumber 4 hours. Tube B takes the carpenter 3 hours and the plumber 2 hours. To install many tubs as possible, how many of each type should be installed
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Question 1128266: Consider the following two securities X and Y.
X: Return = 20.0%; Standard Deviation = 20.0%; Beta = 1.5
Y: Return = 10.0%; Standard Deviation = 30.0%; Beta = 1.0
Risk-free asset: Return = 5.0%
Using the data, what is the portfolio expected return if you invest 100 percent of your money in x, borrow an amount equal to half of your own investment at the risk-free rate and invest your borrowings in asset x?
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Question 1128529: Professor Harvan started work when he was 15. He spent 1/4 of his working life as a pro ball player, then 1/5 working as an umpire, and 1/3 working for iron pigs. He has also spent the last 13 years working as a teacher. How old is Professor Harvan
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Question 1128514: The rate at which water evaporates from a certain reservoir depends on the air temperature. The table below shows the number of acre-feet (af) of water per day that evaporates from the reservoir for various temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit.
Temperature (°F) (af)
40 880
60 1720
70 2140
85 2770
(a) Find a linear model for the number of acre-feet of water that evaporates as a function of temperature.
E(T) =
(b) Explain the meaning of the slope of this line in the context of this problem.
The value of the slope means that an additional _______ af evaporates for a 1°F increase//decrease? in temperature.
(c) Assuming that water continues to evaporate at the same rate, how many acre-feet of water will evaporate per day when the temperature is 75°F? _____af
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Question 1128513: A boat was purchased for $40,000. Assuming that the boat depreciates at a rate of $4200 per year (straight-line depreciation) for the first 8 years, write the value v of the boat as a function of the time t (measured in years) for
0 ≤ t ≤ 8.
v(t) =
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Question 1128404: Consider a spinning CD which has a mass of 15.0 g. If the radius of the CD is 8.3 cm, and if it rotates about its centre at an angular frequency of 44.4 rad/s, what is its rotational kinetic energy (in J)? Assume the CD is a solid disk (i.e. ignore the hole in the center.).
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Question 1128644: Julia is considering job offers from two companies. Company A offered her a starting salary of $47,000 with a $2100 raise at the end of each year. Company B offered her a starting salary of $47,000 with a 4.4% raise at the end of each year.
Let f(t)represent Julia's salary at Company A t years after accepting a position at Company A, and let g(t)represent Julia's salary at Company B t years after accepting a position at Company B. Complete the table of values below.
t f(t) g(t)
0 47000 47000
1 ? ?
2 ? ?
3 ? ?
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Question 1128641: Jacob plants a magical beanstalk. The beanstalk was 10 inches tall when he planted it, and the height of the beanstalk increases by 15% each day.
A)Write a function f that determines the height of the beanstalk in inches in terms of the number of days t since Jacob planted the beanstalk.
B)Compute the values of the following ratios.
f(1)/f(0)=
f(2)/f(1)=
f(5.28)/f(4.28
C)For any value of x, what is the value of f(x+1)/f(x)
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Question 1128640: Your friend Jared decided to invest in real estate. He purchased a house that was worth $222,000, and the value of the house increased by 7% each year for the next several years.
A)The value of the house any given moment is what percent of the value of the house exactly one year prior?
B)What number do we have to multiply the house's value by to determine the house's value one year later?
C)Write a function f that determines the value of the house (in thousands of dollars) in terms of the number of years t since Jared purchased the house.
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Question 1128651: Need help with formulating an equation for the following mortgage question.
Suppose that in order to qualify for the loan, the total monthly payment cannot exceed 30% of monthly income. What is the minimum monthly income needed to qualify for the loan? What is the minimum annual income needed?
The mortgage payment for this is $2,500.50
Thank you in advance for any help provided.
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Question 1128658: Hannah wants to have $ 7500 to help pay for a new deck in 13 years. If she wants to put her money into an account earning 6.5% interest compounded continuously, how much should she invest now, so that she will have $ 7500 in 13 years?
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Question 1128706: Using this formula please help me find d (feet)
11,151.36/64.4f+1.2888
f= 0.30
d=?
f= 0.50
d=?
f=0.70
d=?
f=0.90
d=?
I have tried this problem numerous times and I am still getting the wrong answer. I first multiply 64.4 by f then add 1.288 to that number and lastly divide that number by 11,151.36
Please help :(
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Question 1128708: retired has been increasing over the last decade. This is?
The percentage of Americans who are retired has been increasing over the last decade. This is causing some concern because health care, social security, and other costs will be the responsibility of a smaller group of people. That is, as the percentage of retired people increases, the percentage of working age people decreases. The following model predicts the percentage of retired people based on demographic data1:
R = t/873.36 - 2.15
where R is the percentage (as a decimal) of Americans who are retired in the year t. Use this model to complete the table below.
Year % of Retired People
blank 10%
blank 15%
blank 20%
I rewrote the formula to be:
t=(R+2.15)873.36
For the first one I did t=(.1+2.15) = 2.25 then I multiplied that answer by 873.36 and I still got the wrong answer. Please advise. :(
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Question 1128712: I know this is a dumb question...but would someone please help me round these numbers to the nearest 10.
53.2361
87.867682
122.499235
157.130788
And please explain how!
Thank you!!! Again- a dumb question, I know I just want to make sure.
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