One dozen = 12
15/12 = 1.25
The cost of one fruit tart is $1.25
Answer:
The amount that this CD will be worth at maturity would be $935.90. The right answer is B.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to calculate How much will this CD be worth at maturity we would have to use and calculate the formula of future value as follows:
Future Value=Present value×(1+i/n)∧nt
Future Value=$810×(1+2.9%/4)∧(4×5)
Future Value=$935.90
The amount that this CD will be worth at maturity would be $935.90
Answer:
4 units to the right & 1 unit up.
The number of ways pets can be arranged in group according to the species is in a row 288 ways.
Pets can be grouped by permutation concept as follows.
Total number of pets = 10
Number of dogs = 4
Number of cats = 3
Number of alpacas = 2
Number of bunny = 1
The number of ways pets can be arranged in group according to the species in a row as,
⇒ (4!)(3!)(2!)(1!)
⇒ (24)(6)(2)(1)
⇒ 288
Hence we can conclude that the number of ways pets can be arranged in group according to the species in a row is 288 ways.
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