Bananas are $0.59/pounds. What is the constant of proportionality?
2 answers:
For this case, the first thing we must do is define variables.
We have then:
x: amount of weight in pounds
y: total cost of bananas.
The equation that models the problem is:
We observe that the relationship is linear. Therefore, the variables are proportional.
The proportionality constant is:
Answer:
the constant of proportionality is:
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Liam's Average Daily Balance is: Total sum of balance each day divided by the number of days. That is
(250+87+1300+470-200+34.76+102.71+45.90+84.60)/9
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B) Liam's Monthly Periodic Rate (MPR) is the Annual Interest Rate divided by the number of periods. In this case, that will be:
19.8%/12
MPR = 1.65%
C) Liam's Finance Charge is (Average Daily Balance * APR)/365.
That is (241.66 * 19.8)/365 = 13.11%
D) Liam's New Balance is calculated by removing new inflow from old balance. That is
(250+87.60+1,300+470.63+34.76+102.71+45+848.60)-3,240.5
= $-101.20
E) Liam's Available Line of Credit is clearly stated as $4,000.
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