Answer:
15 rentals
Step-by-step explanation:
You can (and may be expected to) set up an equation that equates the total cost at one store to the total cost at the other store. When you work through the solution of this equation, you find that the "break even" number of rentals is the ratio of the difference in fixed cost (setup fee) to the difference in per-use cost (rental charge).
Here, that ratio is ...
(15.00 -7.50)/(2.25 -1.75) = 7.50/0.50 = 15
15 rentals will make the total costs the same.
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
Biased because the survey was conducted in a limited field of people aka health club which does not include other people, perhaps an unhealthy club? Or the people who are not a part of the health club? Or people who do not care about their health?
Answer: She should sell each T-Shirt for at least $4.41
Step-by-step explanation:
First you need to figure out what the total cost of the 200 t shirts was plus shipping. so 200 t shirts for 2.8 would cost $560 + a 5% shipping fee ($28) = 588 if she wants to markup by 150. you would then multiply 588 * 1.5 = $882. This would be the final money she wants to make by the end of her school carnival. Divide 882/200 (amnt of t-shirts) to get $4.41 per shirt
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
She has 28056 before any deductions are taken off. As far as the IRS is concerned every penny she earns is fully accountable for the 4 categories that she has to pay into.
The problem with the question is you are not told what is wanted. Do they want the income before or after the deductions have been made or do they want the accountable sum (28056)? I don't really know. 28056 is one possible answer.
Total deductions
- Federal Tax 3780.90
- State Tax 770.98
- Medicare 406.81
- SSI <u>1739.47</u>
- All Deductions 6698.16
Income = 28056 - 6698.16 = 21357.84
I think the answer you want is 28056
One answer it is not is 4*28056 = 112224. The tax is far too low for that kind of income.
