Answer a. Estimate a population proportion.
Explanation:
A population proportion denotes a specific attribute of a population measured in percentage, the above analysis is on losing weight by the populace.
A mean only refers to the average of the population without reference to a particular quality.
The analysis is not testing a claim but it's only making reference to earlier findings on the population. A claim would have given us a specific quality which the population has been predicted or established to adhere to.
180 days of the most recent paycheck reflecting the discrepancy.
Answer:
Location A is superior to up 40 units. From there Location B is better
Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Location A:
Fixed costs of $100,000
Variable costs of $13,000 per unit.
Location B:
Fixed costs of $300,000.
Variable costs of $8,000 per unit.
The finished items sell for $18,000 unit.
Contribution margin Location A= 18000-13000= 5,000
Contribution margin Location B= 18000 - 8000= 10,000
Income formula location A= 5000*Q - 100000
Income formula location B= 10000*Q- 300000
5000*Q - 100000= 10000*Q - 300000
200000= 5000Q
Q= 40 units
Location A is superior to up 40 units. From there Location B is better.
Answer:
b. All rocks in the Earth's crust will, at some point, be subducted and melted to create igneous rock.
Explanation:
There are 3 types of rock:
1. Igneous, wich are formed when 2 tectonic plates collide and magma goes to surface getting cold
2. Sedimentary: when many layers of preexistent rocks produce pressure and heat by weigth melting the rocks.
3. Metamorphic: a new rock is formed by chemical and/or physical reaction over preexistent rocks
Sedimentary and metamorphic would be subducted in order to produce new igneus rocks.
Answer:
Rent or Buy Housing and the U.S. Tax Code
The tax deductibility of the interest ___paid___ on a mortgage and the___costs__ incurred on your home create a tax shelter for the___taxpayer___ , which ___reduces___your taxable__income__ and tax liability.
The standard deduction for mortgage interest under the 2014 U.S. tax code is:
c. $6,300 for single individuals and $12,600 for married couples filing jointly
Explanation:
Currently, the IRS allows taxpayers to deduct home mortgage interest on the first $750,000 ($375,000 if they are married but filing separately) of their indebtedness. However, higher limitations ($1 million) or ($500,000, if married but filing separately) apply if the taxpayers are deducting mortgage interests from their indebtedness incurred before December, 2017.