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Answer:
the cost for the running the boarding school for 600 students is $61000
Explanation:
Let x be the constant cost and y be the variable cost . then according to the given condition
total cost=<em><u> x +25y= $3500-------1</u></em>
<u><em>x +50y= $6000----------2</em></u>
Subtracting 1 from 25y= 2500
<u><em>y= 2500/25= $100-----------3</em></u>
<em><u>Putting the value of y from 3 in 1 </u></em>
x+ 25(100)= 3500
x+ 2500= 3500
<u><em>x= 1000$---------4</em></u>
<u><em>Putting the value of y from 3 in 2</em></u>
x+ 50(100)= 6000
x+ 5000=6000
<u><em>x= 1000$----------5</em></u>
<u><em>Putting the values of x and y in 1 for 600 students</em></u>
1000+ 600(100) =1000+ 60000= $61000
Answer:
These are the options for the question:
- Rural Economic and Community Development (RECD)
- VA
- FHA
- Cal-Vet
And this is the correct answer:
Rural Economic and Community Development (RECD)
Explanation:
Of the four options listed in the question, the Rural Economic and Community Development is the most appropriate.
The RECD is a program that helps rural communities set up businesses and proper through loans, financial help, grants, technical assistance, and so on. This would be the best option for Wallace and Melissa to obtain a loan.
The VA and Cal-Vet are agencies aimed at veterans, and Wallace and Melissa are not veterans.
The FHA would also be an option, but as it is not specifically designed for rural communities, it's best if Wallace and Melissa go to the RECD first.
Answer:
joint venture is the correct answer.
Explanation:
Answer:
Expropriation.
Explanation:
Expropriation occurs when the government takes over a business usually against the wishes of the owners. This is done for the good of the economy. For example if properties are bought for the purpose of building railways, airports, or roads.
The owner of the property is compensated for takeover of their property.
Through the doctrine of eminent domain governments can take over private property and compensate the owners with prices consistent with fair market value of the property.