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Ganezh [65]
2 years ago
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Darwin is a young entrepreneur trying to keep his business afloat. He has missed two payments to a creditor. The first was for $

3,485 seven months ago, and the second was for $5,320 last month. Darwin has had discussions with his creditor, who is willing to accept $4,000 one month from now and a second payment in full six months from now. If the agreed upon interest rate is 7.35% compounded monthly, what is the amount of the second payment?
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fomenos2 years ago
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Pls help or ill fail
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1) Adrianna wants to purchase GoodLife membership.When she visits the website, shedecides she wants to purchase a plan that charges $25 per month and has an initial cost of $90.What is the linear equation that represents how much Adrianna has to pay GoodLife

2) Anthony wants to purchase a Disney+ subscription.He visits the website anddecides to sign up for a plan that charges $17 per month. If the plan has no initial cost, what isthe linear equation? How much will he spend after 5 months?

3) :Sebastian wants to purchase a Premium Spotify subscription to listen to musicoffline and without ads. The plan that he chose is $10 per month and costs $15 up front. Write alinear equation to represent the cost. How much will Sebastian spend after 1 year?
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