Answer:
b. 144.8
Step-by-step explanation:
When calculating the moving average estimate of an observation , each of the observations are usually computed with the same weighted . In some cases, it is beneficial to assign different weight on the observations such that the observation closer to the time period being forecast, has higher weight. This is refer to as weighted moving average technique. The sum of the individual weight in a weighted moving average technique must equal to 1.
The three-period weighted moving average forecast for period 5 = 144*0.5 + 148 *0.3 + 142 *0.2 = 144.8
Answer:
12.4 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Everything is done right so far.
Now to calculate the height of the tree, 12tan46, put the equation into a calculator.
Either a graphing calculator (make sure it is in degrees, not radians),
or the one on your phone (turn your phone landscape in the calculator app to get the trig functions.))
12tan46= 12.4 ft
The first answer
Step by step
His first year costs $8,000
So our total amount to start with is $8,000
His second year will cost 12% more than his first so $8,000 • 1.12 = $8,960
Our total is now $16,960
His third year will again will be 12% more than his last year so $8,960 • 1.12 = 10,035.2
Our total is now $26,995.2
His last year will be 12% more than his previous year so $10,035.2 • 1.12 = $11,239.42
Our final total is $38,234.62
Which rounded equals $38,235
So
1/2x+2=2/3x
convert to common fraction
1/2=3/6
2/3=4/6
3/6x+2=4/6x
subtract 3/6x from both sides
2=1/6x
multiply boh tisdes by 6
12=x
the tank can hold 12 gallon
Answer:
$386.75
Step-by-step explanation:
First we must find the price of the camera after the man sold it, with the 10% loss.
To do this we find 10% of 414, which is 41.4 . Meaning the camera was originally bought from the dealer for $455.40, as we have to add the 10% back onto the price.
Now we find 15% of 455 and subtract it, with 15% being 68.25, the original cost was $386.75. My guy was seriously ripped off :(.
<h2>Orignal price: $386.75</h2>
