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Question 412000: Select the set of equations that represents the following situation: Mike invested $706 for one year. He invested part of it at 5% and the rest at 3%. At the end of the year he earned $28.00 in interest. How much did Mike invest at each rate of interest?
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Question 412133: Suppose $50,000 was deposited in the bank with an interest rate of 5.5% annually, compounded continuously.
A) How long will it take to double the original amount?
B) Find the balance after 30 years.
C) Determine how many years it will take for the amount to be %1,000,000.
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Question 410739: An individual purchased a burger at Burger Queen for $1.58. The individual gives the cashier $2.00 and then notices that he has change, so he gives the cashier another quarter and 8 cents pulled from his pocket. The problem is that the cashier already entered $2.00 into the register and is not sure what to do with the change.
How much change should the customer get back? (Hint: Because the customer has given the cashier 2 amounts, the $2.00 and the quarter and 8 cents, you probably want to add these 3 amounts first, before subtracting the cost of the hamburger.)
The cashier notices that the customer is an employee of Burger Queen and remembers that all employees should receive a discount and only pay for 2/3 of the meal. How much will the customer pay if he only pays 2/3 of the $1.58 total? (Round your answer to the nearest cent.)
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Question 413023: You wish to purchase a house for $120,000 in 12 years. You can invest your money at 4.5%/a compounded semi-annually for the first 5 years and then you can get 6%/a compounded semi-annually for the next 7 years
Please help!
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Question 413289: An orange growe has 400 crates of fruit ready for maret andwill have 20 more each day the grower waits. the present price is $60 per crate and will drop an estimated $2 per day for each day waited. In how many days should the grower ship the crop for maximum income?
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Question 413507: The linear function determines the exchange between the Dollar and the Yen. If in 1990 a dollar was worth 125 yens and in 2010 a dollar is worth 80 yen how many yens will a dollar be worth in 2015 according to this model?
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Question 414192: I have no idea what this is saying.
Solve the problem.
Hope Lewis invested $15,000 in an account that earned $750 in the first year. She did not withdraw any of the original investment or earnings, but allowed both amounts to continue to earn money at the same rate as the first year. How much money was in the account at the end of the second year?
a. $16,800
b. $16,537.50
c. $16,500
d. $32,287.50
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Question 414315: Hello,
I have a word problem that requires 4 answers and wondered if you could help. This is the question: ACME Skateboards Inc., has paid consultants to look over last year's sales and provide them with supply and demand equations that fit their sales data. The consultants provided the equation S=0.09x^2-0.45x+3.5 for the company's supply curve where x is the price per skateboard in dollars, and s is the number of skateboards produced in thousands. The consultants also provided D=15-0.5x as the demand curve where x represents the price per skateboard in dollars, and D represents the demand for their product in thousands.
1. What should the price of a skateboard be for the company to break even (round to the nearest penny)
2. What is the demand for ACME's skateboards if the price of a skateboard is $11.14 (round to the nearest hundred)
3. By how many skateboards will demand exceed supply if the price is set at $7.02 per skateboard (round to the nearest hundred).
4. At what price will supply exceed demand by one thousand skateboards? (round to the nearest penny)
Thank you very much for any help with this. I have no idea where to even start.
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Question 414328: the annual interest on a 9000 investment exceeds the interest earned on a 3000 investment by 438. the 9000 is invested at 0.7% higher rate of interest than the 3000. what is the interest of each
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Question 415233: You borrowed $20000 at an APR of 9%, which you are paying off with monthly payments of $228 for 12 years.
Part (i)
Identify the loan principal.
(1)
The loan principal is ____?
Part (ii)
Identify the annual interest rate.
(2) The annual interest rate is ___?
Part (iii)
How many total payments does the loan require?
The loan requires ______ payments.
Part (iv)
What is the total amount paid over the full term of the loan?
The total amount paid is $______.
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Question 415684: Normally, the longer you work for a company, the higher your salary per hour. Hector surveyed the people at his company and placed his data in the table below.
(Please, pretend it's a table.)
Number of Years at Company- 1, 3, 6, 7
Salary per hour-$7, $8.50, $10.75, $11.50
a.Use Hector's data to estimate how much he makes, assuming he has worked at the company for 12 years.
b.Hector is hiring a new employee who will work 20 hours a week. How much should the new employee earn for the first week?
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Question 415950: The first 100 cost $10 each and the next 200 cost $5 each. How much should Roger pay for the next 100 if the overall average price is to be $10.
The answer is supposed to be $20 but I can't figure it out. Can someone please help?
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Question 416141: A copy machine has a purchase cost of $1200 and has an estimated page cost of 2$ per page. What is the minimum number of pages that should have to be copied before the purchase of the copy machine would be more cost effective than renting a machine at a cost of 5$ per page?
how can i solve this problem? :(((
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Question 416182: Gladys leaves a town driving at a rate of 40 miles per hour. Two hours later, Reena leaves from the same places traveling the same route. she catches Gladys in 5 hours and 20 minutes. how fast was Reena traveling.
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