To answer the problem above, annual means yearly, to know the maximum amount that he can spend per month we simply divide the annual take-home pay with 12 months exactly. So 28500 / 12 = 2375. Richard can spend not more than 2375 to not be in danger of credit overload.
Answer: 130
In order to solve for <4, you need to know that supplementary angles add up to 180°.
<3 = 50
180 - 50
130
**For future questions**
1. The sum of the interior angles of a triangle is 180°
2. Alternate interior angles are congruent
3. The exterior angle of a triangle is the sum of the nonadjacent interior angles
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Answer: At 6% = $66,800
At 10% = $34,400
Step-by-step explanation:
Let S be his savings. He divided S into x that goes at 6% and y at 10%
As he put twiced as much at the lower-yielding one, x = 2y
Simple interest is given by: Amount x interest x time
This way I₁ = x . 0.06 . 1 = 0.06x
I₂ = y. 0.10 . 1 = 0.10y
As x = 2y, I₁ = = 0.06 . 2y = 0.12y
As we know that the annual interest was $7348
I₁ + I₂ = 7348
0.12y + 0.10y = 7348
0.22y = 7348
y = 7348/0.22
y = 33,400
As x = 2y, x = 2.33,400 = 66,800
This was he invested $33,400 and $66,800