The amount of the loss exists 1350.
<h3>What is the amount of loss?</h3>
Amount of Loss means an amount equivalent to the outstanding balance of the principal amount, less any amounts recognized by perfecting rights under a security agreement, together with such interest as the executive director shall permit, to a maximum of such interest as may be permitted by rule.
Given: Mr. Black purchased a television set for $450.00. He subsequently sold the television set at a defeat of 30%.
From the given information, we get
simplifying, we get
= 1350
Therefore, the amount of the loss exists 1350.
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Half of all the integers are ... all of the positive "counting numbers".
The total number is infinite, so I can't list them here. But if you start at '1 '
and count, you can never name <em>ALL</em> of them, but you can name <em>as many</em>
of them as you want to.
The longest side of the triangle has to be less than the sum of the two other sides.
A ⇒ 7 + 8 = 15
B ⇒ 8 + 5 < 14
C ⇒ 6 + 3 < 10
D ⇒ 2 + 6 > 7
The answer is D, because the longest side length (7) is shorter than the two other side lengths (2 and 6).
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The names of the functions in the attached figure are:
- Cubic function
- Absolute value function
- Square root function.
- Rational function.
- Quadratic function
<h3>How to name the functions?</h3>
Functions can be named by their parent functions.
This is so because functions derive their properties from their parent functions.
There are several parent functions, some of them are:
- Linear equation
- Exponential equation
- Quadratic equation
- Rational equation
- Logarithmic equation
- Square root equation
- Cubic equation
- Cube root equation
Using the above as a guide, the names of the functions in the attached figure are:
- Cubic function
- Absolute value function
- Square root function.
- Rational function.
- Quadratic function
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