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Answer:
- Mark: s = 200 +20j
- Ryan: s = 350 +15j
- 30 jobs
Step-by-step explanation:
The amount in savings (s) will be the initial amount plus the product of the pay per job and the number of jobs (j).
<u>Mark</u>
He initially has $200, and is paid $20 per job. His savings will be ...
s = 200 +20j
<u>Ryan</u>
He initially has $350, and is paid $15 per job. His savings will be ...
s = 350 +15j
<u>Same Savings</u>
The savings will be the same when the difference between the amounts is zero:
s - s = 0
(200 +20j) -(350 +15j) = 0 . . . . . substitute the expressions for s
-150 +5j = 0 . . . . . collect terms
-30 +j = 0 . . . . . . . divide by 5
j = 30 . . . . . . add 30
The brothers will have the same amount in savings after they each work 30 jobs.
A, C and E all work in the equations. In order for them to work, you must use the ordered pair in each of the three situations. Below is the work for all of the correct answers.
Ordered Pair A : (1, -1)
y < x + 1
-1 < 1 + 1
-1 < 1 (TRUE)
y < 4
-1 < 4 (TRUE)
x < 6
1 < 6 (TRUE)
Ordered Pair C : (4, 2)
y < x + 1
2 < 4 + 1
2 < 5 (TRUE)
y < 4
2 < 4 (TRUE)
x < 6
5 < 6 (TRUE)
Ordered Pair E : (4, -2)
y < x + 1
-2 < 4 + 1
-2 < 5 (TRUE)
y < 4
-2 < 4 (TRUE)
x < 6
4 < 6 (TRUE)
Answer:
$203.00
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the bank in question compounds interest just once, and this is a one year investment, it can be treated as a simple rate interest problem. Therefore, the total balance after one year (B) is given by the following formula:
April's balance would be $203.00 after one year.
Answer:
3 1st class tickets and 5 coach tickets
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Subtract 3630 (cost of 3 1st class tickets) from the budget to get 1000.
2. Subtract 1000 (cost of 5 coach tickets) from your remaining budget to get 0.
