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Organizational charts are used to identify statistical data. Please select the best answer from the choices provided. True or fa

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False.
Organizational charts are the graphic representation of the structure of an organization which shows the relationships of the positions within it.

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the pet store sells bags of pet food. there are 4 bags of cat food. one sixth of the bags of food are bags of cat food. how many

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28 bags if you include the cat food (which you would)

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8.33 Suppose Paul receives a 6% raise every year. After four such raises, what is the total percentage increase to the nearest w

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Answer:

Given:

Suppose Paul receives a 6% raise every year.

To find:

After four such raises, the total percentage increase to the nearest whole percent.

The formula used to calculate percentage is: (value/total value)*100%.

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1 of 1

Assume his salary is originally 100 dollars.

Then, in the next year, he would have 106 dollars, and in the next, he would have 112.36 dollars.

The next year he would have 119.1016 dollars and in the final year, he would have 126.247.

As the total increase is,

((126.247 -100)/100) *100

= 26.247%

the answer is 26%.

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E. Solve the Inequality

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First, add 6x on both sides:

-2x+3+6x<-13

Add the x's:

4x+3<-13

Now, subtract 3 on both sides:

4x<-13-3

4x<-16

Divide by 4 on both sides:

x<-4

So the values of x that are less than -4 will make the given inequality true.

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A lawyer has found 60 investors for a limited partnership to purchase an inner-city apartment building, with each contributing e

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Answer:

1. The lawyer has 34 investors that contribute with $3,000 and has 26 investors that contribute with $6,000.

2. The jar has 26 nickels and 44 dimes that worth $5.70.

3. The concession stand has sold 1600 sodas and 1400 hotdogs

Step-by-step explanation:

For all the problems we are going to follow the same process that will consist on 1. Define the variables. 2. Formulate the system of two linear equations 3. Solve by the elimination method 4. Give the answer.

First problem.

- Variables:

x = number of investors that contribute with $3,000

y = number of investors that contribute with $6,000

- System of equations.

First equation will be the result of adding the number of investors that will give us a total of 60 investors then:

x + y = 60

Second equation is the result of multypling the number of investors by its invest and adding between them to get the $258,000 they have raised:

3,000x + 6,000y = 258,000

The system will be:

x + y = 60

3,000x + 6,000y = 258,000

- Solve by the elimination method.

To cancel x we are going to multiply by -3000 in both sides of the first equation and we will leave the second equation the same but in the first row to make easier the calculations then:

3,000x + 6,000y = 258,000

(x + y ) (-3,000) = 60 (-3,000) solve the multiplications

3,000x + 6,000y = 258,000

-3,000x - 3,000y = -180,000 solve the operations

0 + 3,000y = 78,000 clear y

$y = \frac{78,000}{3,000}$ solve the division

y = 26

For calculate x, replace the y value in the first equation and solve it

x + 26 = 60

x = 60 - 26

x = 34

- Answer

The lawyer has 34 investors that contribute with $3,000 and has 26 investors that contribute with $6,000.

Second problem

- Variables:

x = number of nickels

y = number of dimes

- System of equations.

First equation will be the result of adding the number of nickels and dimes that will give us a total of 70 coins in the jar then:

x + y = 70

Second equation is the result of multypling the number of coins by its value and adding between them to get the $5.70 that the jar worth:

0.05x + 0.1 y = 5.70

The system will be:

x + y = 70

0.05x + 0.1 y = 5.70

- Solve by the elimination method.

To cancel x we are going to multiply by -0.05 in both sides of the first equation and we will leave the second equation the same but in the first row to make easier the calculations then:

0.05x + 0.1 y = 5.70

(x + y ) (-0.05) = 70 (-0.05) solve the multiplications

0.05x + 0.1 y = 5.70

-0.05x - 0.05y = -3.50 solve the operations

0 + 0.05y = 2.20 clear y

$y = \frac{2.20}{0.05}$ solve the division

y = 44

For calculate x, replace the y value in the first equation and solve it

x + 44 = 70

x = 70 - 44

x = 26

- Answer

The jar has 26 nickels and 44 dimes that worth $5.70.

Third problem.

- Variables:

x = number of sodas sold by $2

y = number of hotdogs sold by $3

- System of equations.

First equation will be the result of adding the number of sodas and hotdogs that is of 3000 then:

x + y = 3000

Second equation is the result of multypling the number of sodas and hotdogs by its price and adding between them to get the $7400 of the receipts:

2x + 3y = 7400

The system will be:

x + y = 3000

2x + 3y = 7400

- Solve by the elimination method.

To cancel x we are going to multiply by -2 in both sides of the first equation and we will leave the second equation the same but in the first row to make easier the calculations then:

2x + 3y = 7400

(x + y ) (-2) = 3000 (-2) solve the multiplications

2x + 3y = 7400

-2x - 2y = -6000 solve the operations

0 + 1y = 1400 clear y

$y = \frac{1400}{1}$ solve the division

y = 1400

For calculate x, replace the y value in the first equation and solve it

x + 1400 = 3000

x = 3000 - 1400

x = 1600

- Answer

The concession stand has sold 1600 sodas and 1400 hotdogs

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