Divide 42 in the ratio of 4:3
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The final amount that Victor will owe after one year, to the nearest cent is given by: Option C: $545.65
<h3>How to find the compound interest?</h3>If n is the number of times the interested is compounded each year, and 'r' is the rate of compound interest annually, then the final amount after 't' years would be:
For this case, we're provided that:
The interest rate is r = 13.66% = 13.66/100 = 0.1366 (converted percent to decimal)
It is compounding monthly, thus, 12 times a year, or n = 12
The initial amount that the credit card of Victor has = p = $1349.34
Time for which interest was compounded = a year = 1 = t
Thus, the final amount that Victor will owe after one year to the nearest cent is calculated as;
Thus, the final amount that Victor will owe after one year, to the nearest cent is given by: Option C: $545.65
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Table is attached below
From the table we can see that the Lemon cost is equal to 35% of the expenses
Let the expense be x, Lemons cost is 70
Lemon cost = 35% * x
70 = 35% * x ( 35% = = 0.35)
70 = 0.35 * x
x =
x= 200, Expense = $200
Given : Profit percentage is 15%= = 0.15
Profit = profit percentage * Expense
Profit = 0.15 * 200 = 30
So profit = $30
Answer-
The exponential model best fits the data set.
Solution-
x = input variable = number of practice throws
y = output variable = number of free throws
Using Excel, Linear, Quadratic and Exponential regression model were generated.
The best fit equation and co-efficient of determination R² are as follows,
Linear Regression
Quadratic Regression
Exponential Regression
The value of co-efficient of determination R² ranges from 0 to 1, the more closer its value to 1 the better the regression model is.
Now,
Therefore, the Exponential Regression model must be followed.
