I think it's c I'm not too sure
<u>The three important tools of Federal Reserve's monetary policies are as follows:</u>
- open market operations
- the discount rate
- reserve requirements.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
The monetary policies of the United States's central bank, Federal Reserve are the acts of the entity to influence money and raise the country's economy. These policies also helps in looking over the aspects of how the money and credits draw affects on credit rates and the overall performance of the U.S. Economy.
The three prime tools of the Federal reserve's monetary policies are the Open Market Operations, Discount Rates and the Reserve Requirements.
<u>Open Market operations</u>
This involves in purchase and selling process of government securities. The primary dealer with which the Reserve deals compete on the basis of prices and thus the dealer gets decided with whom the reserve deal for the day.
<u>Discount Rates</u>
This is the discount rate charged to depository institutions for short term loans by the Federal Reserve.
<u>Reserve Requirements</u>
This is the money or deposit amount the Reserve Bank must sustain in its vault or depository.
Answer:
The answer should be 69°
Step-by-step explanation:
Each line is being cut by a transversal, that means that the degree on the other side of it, added with the given degree will add up to 180°
1. On the right, you need to find the interior angle where 160° is outside so you subtract 180° from 160° to find the angle inside. That gives you 20°
2. On the top left you have 131° so 180°-131°=49°
Next you add the angles you have and then subtract it from 180 to get the interior angle with n° outside.
3. 20°+49°=69°
4. 180°-69°=111°
Then you do the same thing as the beginning which would be n°+111°=180°
5. n°+111°=180°, that means n=69°
Hopefully that clears it up for you :)
Answer:
Rs. 250
Step-by-step explanation:
The price of 41 g. apple is Rs 10.25
The price of 1 g. apple is Rs 10.25/41, = Rs 0.25
The price of 1 Kg (1000 g.) is 0.25 x 1000 = Rs 250
7) 29/9; repeating
8) 301/20; terminating
9) -101/20; terminating
