Each week, a cook purchased 12 LBS. of Butter:
During the Last year: (12 Months):
Cook Paid:
Little: $23.04
Much: $29.40, For Butter he or she purchased in a week:
Question: is: what is the Difference between, the Greatest price per pound, and the least price per pound of butter the cook paid within the last year?
EQUATION:
Least Paid / 12 =====> 23.04 /12
Most Paid / 12 ======> 29.40 / 12
Divide:
23.04 / 12 = 1.92 / LB
29.40 / 12 = 2.45 / LB
Now Subtract:
2.45 - 1.92
Answer ======> 0.53 is the difference, between the greatest price per round, and least price per round of butter the cook would have paid within the last year.
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130,000 129,543 is rounded up because the thousands place is a 9
Answer:
The principal for the account is $375.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a simple interest problem.
The simple interest formula is given by:
In which E is the amount of interest earned, P is the principal(the initial amount of money), I is the interest rate(yearly, as a decimal) and t is the time.
The interest earned after 1 year is $12 .If the interest rate is 3.2% for account (A).
This means, respectively, that 
We want to find P.
The principal for the account is $375.
Answer:
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