Answer:
Your answer is that she needs to earn $148 on Friday
Explanation:
Calculate Average:
(67 + 82 + 78) / 4 = 56.75 (Remember 67 is worth Monday and Tuesday)
We know that the number that the 4 numbers add up to has to be divisible by 5 because our we need to average 75 and we have 5 days to average on.
5 x 75 = 375
67 + 82 + 78 = 227
375 - 227 = 148
(67+82+78+148) / 5 = 75
Your answer is that she needs to earn $148 on Friday
Answer: $10240
Explanation:
Based on the information that have been provided in the question, the planning budget for the utilities in June will be calculated as:
= Fixed expenses + (Budgeted activity × Variable cost per unit)
where
Fixed expenses = $8000
Budgeted activity = 3200 jackets
Variable cost per unit = $0.70
Therefore, planning budget will be:
= $8,000 + (3,200 × $0.70)
= $8,000 + $2240
= $10240
Answer:
$8750.87
Explanation:
This is compound interest problem. The formula used to solve this would be:

Where
F is the future value (what we want, after 3 years)
P is the initial value (given 6900)
r is the rate of interest per period
here, 8% per year, so 8/4 = 2% per period (since compounded per quarter)
t is the time (3 years and compounding per year so times of compounding is 3*4 = 12), so t = 12
Substituting, we get our answer:

<u>There will be about $8750.87 at the account at the end of 3 years!</u>
Answer:
$31.9211
Explanation:
We discount the future two year dividends at the required rate of return
and solve for the present value of the infinite series of dividends growing at 3.6% with the dividend grow model:


PV 33.6
Then we discount this by the two years ahead of time these cashflow start and add them to get the PV of the stock which is their intrinsic market value
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