Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
When you must do the same tedious calculation several times with different numbers, it is convenient to let a spreadsheet program do it for you. Here, the spreadsheet function PMT( ) computes the payment amount for the given interest rate, number of payments, and loan amount.
The loan amount is 90% of the purchase price.
The total interest over the life of the loan is the sum of the payments less the original loan amount.
The total monthly payment is the sum of the loan payment and the monthly escrow amount, which is 1/12 of the annual escrow amount.
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Here, we computed the total of payments using the unrounded "exact" value of each payment. We take this to be a better approximation of the total amount repaid, since the last payment always has an adjustment for any over- or under-payment due to rounding.
Answer:
For every pound that the package weight increases, the price of sending it increases by $3.80.
Step-by-step explanation:
The coefficient 3.80 multiplies the variable x (package weight), so if x is 1 pound the cost increase $3.80, if x is 2 pound the cost increase 2*3.80 = $7.6, and so on. Generally speaking, for every pound that the package weight increases the cost increases by $3.80.
3 is 13 more than 10, and 3 is 30% of 10, so 30% im pretty sure
To answer this question you should begin with the coin that has a higher value. If you start with the dime and then just add the correct number of pennies to total $0.40, you will see that you will need 3 dimes ($0.30) and 10 pennies ($0.10).
I used a guess and check strategy starting with 2 dimes.