The material costs 5.37 for 1 yard.
Multiply the cost of 1 yard by the number of yards bought:
5.37 per yard x 4.75 yards = $25.51 Total cost.
The answer would be D.
2/3 x 42/3
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The current ratio (assets/liabilities) of company X is 3.1. Given that
the current assets are $186000, find the current liabilities:
Assets = A
Liabilities = L
A / L = 3.1 => L = A / 3.1
A = 186000 => L = 18600 / 3.1 = 6000
Answer: $ 6000
2. The board of directors determines that the current ratio must never
be below 2.6. What is the maximum amount that the company can borrow?
A/L ≥ 2.6
=> L ≤ A / 2.6
=> L ≤ 186000 / 2.6
L ≤ 71538.46
Answer: $71538.46
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The first thing you should do for this case is to find the equation of the line that best suits the problem and then plot it.
Let X: number of months and: amount paid.
The equation of the line is
y = 15x + 25 y-intercept = 25
the slope = 15
Answer:
Georgie pays (y axis) $ 15 dollars (the spole) monthly (x-axis) in the gym with a $ 25 registration (y -intercept)
Since 
represents the number of years passed since 2005, in 2005 we have 
, and in 2015 we have 
. Let 
represent the profits of Jones and Davis, respectively, at year y.
We have
Choosing the best company somehow depends on how much time you can wait: Jones start with a higher value (10 vs 8), but it has a descending trend, because the multiplicative factor 
goes to zero as t grows.
On the other hand, Davis starts with a smaller value, but 
tends to infinity as t grows.
So, if you need an immediate result, the most valuable company is Jones, otherwise you're certain can Davis will eventually become bigger.
More precisely, we have
So, after 11 years, Davis will overcome Jones.
