Her best choice would be to take a fixed rate mortgage because it would let her know exactly how much she would pay each month.
Answer:
Option B. $0.70
Step-by-step explanation:
First day fine = $0.10
Second day fine (doubled or $0.30 which is lesser)
= $0.10 + $0.10 [$0.10 is lesser than $0.30]
= $0.20
Third day fine = $0.20 + $0.20 [ $0.20 is lesser than $0.30]
= $0.40
Fourth day fine = $0.40 + $0.30 = $0.70
[$0.30 is cheaper than doubling the amount $0.40 + $0.40]
Therefore, the total fine for a book on the fourth day is $0.70
No. See, you can take 60 out of 156 twice and you are left with 36. This means the drive would take about 2 hours and 36 minuets. 7+2=9 30+36=66 so then you add an our the time and you get that she would arrive a few minuets afterwards. (I'm sorry if I didn't explain this very well)
4.5 times 10^10
1. Multiply 5times ten to the third
2. Multiply 9 times ten raised to the seventh
Then multiply them together
5000 times 90000000
