No. When he withdraws his funds from the IRA account, there will be taxes applied and he may not be able to get as much as he needs. It is best to keep his emergency funds in a separate account that he can access any time without any extra penalties.
Answer:
x=16
Step-by-step explanation:
12 = x - 4
+4 +4
By adding 4 to both sides it cancels out the -4 leaving the x alone and makes x=16
Answer:
y = 22.5x
worked 28 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
First find out what they make in 1 hour (rather than 40)
you can do this by 900 / 40 which gives you 22.5
this means for every hour worked, they get $22.50
so you can make the equation of y = 22.5x
try finding the hours worked by division
630/ 22.5 = 28
plug 28 into your equation to check
y = 22.5 ( 28 )
y = $630
hope this helps
1/9 is the answer. Hope this helps : )