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Answer:
5000 Australian Dollars
Step-by-step explanation:
To find out how many Australian dollars need to be sold, we first need to find the profit of a single dollar sold.
We will be using the formula for profit, which is:
Profit = Total Revenue - Total Cost
Now we define the available variables.
Total Revenue = 81.40
Total Cost = 80.20
Profit = 81.40 - 80.20
Profit = rs 1.20/dollar
Now we have to find how many dollars we have to sell to get a profit of rs 6000.
We simply divide the amount of profit that we want to the price per dollar.
Total Profit = 6000
Profit per dollar = 1.20
This give us:
6000 / 1.20 = 5000 Australian Dollars.
Answer: y = (1 - 0.527)^t
Step-by-step explanation:
y=e^(-0.75t)
y=(e^-0.75)^t
y= 0.47236655^t
1 - 0.47236655 = 0.52763345
y = (1 - 0.527)^t
The formula for compounded interest is A = P (1+r/n)^nt.
P=580
r = .09
n = 1
t = 9
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To find how much the balance is at the end of nine years, plug in all of the knows into the formula.</span>
A = 1259.698 is how much the balance will be. (Rounded to 1259.70 if you round to the nearest cent).
