Answer:
B. Alex smokes a pack of cigarettes per day even though he knows that he may face poor health down the road because of his smoking habit.
Step-by-step explanation:
Time preference means that the person would like to have temporary but instant satisfaction. In this case, B would be the best choice, for Alex wants to experience the "high" (I guess?) from smoking, even when he knew that there would be health consequences down the road.
In this case, it is not:
A, for Thomas is not going to receive his reward (a profit from the investment) until later on. The money he invest is still "there", but it is technically gone into investment.
C, because this is assuming that retirement is a long way off, and that this would be a long-term investment, rather than a short term.
D, this is a long-term investment, as Sarah "hopes" that she can earn it all back in the future. With what she learns, she, in the long run, wants to find a sustainable & high-paying job.
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1, 3, 3, 4, 5, 6, each x is one of each number below
The cost of one drink is $2.50 and cost of one popcorn is $3.75
<u><em>Explanation</em></u>
Suppose, the cost of one drink is
dollar and cost of one popcorn is
dollar.
Given that, total cost for 2 drinks and 2 popcorns is $12.50 and total cost for 6 drinks and 5 popcorns is $33.75
So, the system of equations will be......

Multiplying equation (1) by -3 , we will get.....

Now, adding equation (2) and equation (3) , we will get ............

Plugging this
into equation (1) ......

So, the cost of one drink is $2.50 and cost of one popcorn is $3.75
Answer:
$420t
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
Principal= $7000
Rate= 6%
Time= t years
The expression for the amount is
Simple interest= PRT/100
Sustitute
Simple interest= 7000*6*t/100
Simple interest= 42000t/100
Simple interest= 420t
Hence the amount after t years is $420t
You just need to divide the yearly salary by the number of weeks per year to get
48000/52 weeks=923 is the amount that she should spend no more than one week's pay which is the maximum amount per month that she can spend on rent.