Answer:
7 pounds
Explanation:
To solve this we need to use simultaneous algebraic equations.
Assume
x = 1 pound of bluegrass seed
y = 1 pound of drought resistant seed
Our first equation considers the number of pounds
x + y = 25
y = 25 - x
For the combined bluegrass seeds and thought resistant seeds bought
For the second equation we consider the price
2x + 3y = 68
Substitute value of y in equation 2
2x + 3(25 - x) = 68
2x + 75 - 3x = 68
x= 7
So the amount of bluegrass seed is 7
We can also get the amount of drought resistant seed from equation
7 + y = 25
y = 18
Answer:
$2,666
Explanation:
Given that:
- Current ask price: $4.30
- Bid quotes $4.27
- Market buy order: 620 shares
So, the cost to buy these shares:
Number market buy order * Current ask price/share
= 620*$4.30
= $2,666
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1.) A because an origination fee is any fee that adds up to the profit a lender can make on a loan.
2.) True, because there is a reason why the audience would need to listen to the power point (pitch deck) so therefore, you would need it to be on a certain subject for the intended audience.
3.) True
4.) False, because loan interests and credit card interests varies.
5.) False, they vary.
6.) True.
7.) False.
8.) True.
9.) A, Increase.
10.) A, Single Payment Loan
11.) C, Start up costs
12.) A, debt investors
13.) A, Fundraising capital
14.) B, Increase.
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Answer:
$232,760
Explanation:
you must first determine the market value of your house = appraisal value - sales expenses = $253,000 - $20,240 = $232,760
the market value of the house is your opportunity cost of using the house as an office.
opportunity costs are the extra costs or benefits lost resulting from choosing one investment or activity over another alternative.
Answer:
The correct answer is A) inconsistent reasoning; saving $20 is saving $20.
Explanation:
Tony is making an uninformed decision or more strictly, his reasoning is inconsistent. A flat discount of $20 is applicable to all products. Whether he buys something that is worth $50 or $500, his savings would still be the same.
All other options are wrong. If e.g. he this was a flat 20% discount, his savings would have been much different. e.g. 20% of $50 is $10 while it equals to a $100 for a $500 product.
At this point, he would have to make rational decision on what he really needs to buy.