Mr. Black bought a television set for $450.00. He later sold the television set at a loss of 30%. (a) Calculate the amount of th
1 answer:
The amount of the loss exists 1350.
<h3>What is the amount of loss?</h3>
Amount of Loss means an amount equivalent to the outstanding balance of the principal amount, less any amounts recognized by perfecting rights under a security agreement, together with such interest as the executive director shall permit, to a maximum of such interest as may be permitted by rule.
Given: Mr. Black purchased a television set for $450.00. He subsequently sold the television set at a defeat of 30%.
From the given information, we get
simplifying, we get
= 1350
Therefore, the amount of the loss exists 1350.
To learn more about opportunity loss refer to:
#SPJ9
You might be interested in
Answer:
Stacy's rate is 18 miles over the last 2 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
On a bicycle, Stacy rides for 8 hours and is 74 miles from her house. After riding for 10 hours, she is 92 miles away
Let x be the number of hours and y be the number of miles
Stacy rides for 8 hours and is 74 miles , (8,74)
riding for 10 hours, she is 92 miles away (10,92)
To find the rate per hour we find slope
slope 18 divide by 2 represents 18 miles for every two hours
so Stacy's rate is 18 miles over the last 2 hours
Answer:
See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Q1-5.
1. Plane parallel to WXT is ZYU.
2. Segments parallel to are
and
3. Segments parallel to are
and
4. Segments skew to are
and
(not lie in the same plane and not parallel)
5. Segments skew to are
and
(not lie in the same plane and not parallel)
Q6.
a. and
are the same-side interior angles, transversal k
b. and
are alternate exterior angles, transversal m
c. and
do not form any pair of angles
d. and
are the same-side exterior angles, transversal k
e. and
are corresponding angles, transversal j
f. and
are alternate interior angles, transversal l
Q7.
(as vertical angle with angle 7)
(as supplementary angle with angle 1)
(as vertical angle with angle 2)
(as corresponding angles when parallel lines p and q are cut by transversal r)
(as corresponding angles when parallel lines p and q are cut by transversal r)
(as corresponding angles when parallel lines p and q are cut by transversal r)
(as corresponding angles when parallel lines p and q are cut by transversal r)
(as vertical angle with angle 16)
(as supplementary angle with angle 16)
(as vertical angle with angle 9)
(as corresponding angles when parallel lines p and q are cut by transversal s)
(as corresponding angles when parallel lines p and q are cut by transversal s)
(as corresponding angles when parallel lines p and q are cut by transversal s)
(as corresponding angles when parallel lines p and q are cut by transversal s)
Q8.
(as vertical angles)
(as supplementary angle with angle 9)
(as vertical angles)
(as alternate interior angles when parallel lines a and b are cut by transversal c)
(by angle addition postulate)
(by angle addition postulate)
(as vertical angles)
(as vertical angles)
(as alternate interior angles when parallel lines a and b are cut by transversal d)
(as supplementary angles)
(as vertical angles)
(as vertical angles)