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Joe is making $485 payments monthly, but the amount gets interest on a yearly basis, not monthly, so the amount that yields interest is 485*12
also, keep in mind, we're assuming is compound interest, as opposed to simple interest
Answer:
158.4 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
first find the volume of the tank


to convert this to m^3 we know that 1m = 100cm


the cm^3 cancel out.


by simply converting the side-lengths to meters beforehand can give you this answer directly:

it is given that 1 meter cube of water weighs about 2200 pounds.

multiply both sides with 0.072 to find our answer:


hence the weight of the water in the tank would be 158.4 pounds!
Let's let the weight of a large box be L, and the weight of a small box be S.
We know that 5 large boxes and 3 small boxes is 120kg, so:
5L + 3S = 120
We also know that 7 large boxes and 9 small boxes is 234kg, so:
7L + 9S = 234
You can multiply the first equation by 3 to get:
15L + 9S = 360
See how now both equations have 9S? We can now subtract one from the other:
(15L+9S) - (7L+9S) = 360-234
8L = 126
L = 15.75
Now sub this value back into an equation:
(5x15.75) + 3S = 120
3S = 41.25
S = 13.75
Double check these values
(7x15.75) + (9x13.75)
= 110.25 + 123.75
=234, which is consistent with above.
So a large box is 15.75kg, and a small box is 13.75kg.
Hope this helped
An expression for the total cost of the daycare for Lucy's dog this week is T = 3F + 2H and the total cost is equal to $114.
<h3>How to write an expression for the total cost?</h3>
In this exercise, you're required to write an expression for the total cost of the daycare for Lucy's dog this week. Thus, we would assign a variable to the cost for full-day and half-day day care as follows:
- Let the cost for full-day be F.
- Let the cost for half-day be H.
Thus, the total cost of the daycare is given by:
T = 3F + 2H
Evaluating the expression, we have:
T = 3(28) + 2(15)
T = 84 + 30
T = $114.
Read more on expressions here: brainly.com/question/12189823
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