9. sensitive noses, big ears, and long tail.
10. ferns, yeasts, hydras, and amoebas
Answer:
$51,557.00
Step-by-step explanation:
1100 times 9% = 99 a year
99 times 43 = 4257
1100 times 43 =47,300
then you add 47,300 + 4257 = 51,557
you take your total that she put into the ira and multiply it by 9%
then you multiply that total by the number of years before she retires which is 43
so 99 times 43 = 4257
then you will multiply how much she put in the ira at the beginning of the year which is 1100 by the 43 years before she retires which is 47,300
then you add your totals together
4257 + 47,300 = 51,557
Answer:
A. (Pay as you go) $120 B. (Regular deal) $90 C. (All-in-one price!) $100 D. The "Regular deal" option would be the least expensive for Carl.
Step-by-step explanation:
If Carl does the "Pay as you go" option he would be charged $6 each time. If he works out 20 times a month, we can multiply 20 by 6 to get a total of $120 for that option.
If Carl does the "Regular deal" option he would be charged $50 + an additional $2 for each time he works out. From there, we can get the equation 2x + 50 where x is the amount of time he works out. If we plug in 20 for x (as he works out 20 times a month), we get 2(20) + 50 which equals a total of $90 for that option.
If Carl does the "All-in-one Price!" option he would be charged $100 for the whole month meaning he has unlimited use of the gym with no extra charge besides the $100.
The cheapest option is the "Regular deal" option as it charges $90 compared to the $100 for the "All-in-one Price!" option & the $120 for the "Pay as you go" option.
