<span>"Give an example of a sound financial decision Maura might make to support this goal. Why is it sound?"
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</span>She could choose to carefully budget her trip and avoid overspending at all costs. This prevents going into debt. She should also save up extra money in the event of an emergency.
</span><span>Then give an example of a poor financial decision Maura might make considering her goal. Why is it a poor decision?</span><span>
Not having a plan would be a poor decision on her part. She could end up spending too much and not realize how much money she has left.
I hope I helped!
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I want to say B
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First off, "whatever%" of "anything" is just (whatever/100) * anything
part A)
so... firm A got 11,000 invested, turned a profit of 24%, how much is 24% of 11000? well (24/100) * 11000
firm B got 14,000 invested, and returned 15% in profits, how much is 15% of 14000? (15/100) * 14000
part B)
for the amounts above, we get 2640 and 2100 respectively
so, the total profit "amount" is 2640 + 2100 or 4740
the total investement was 11000+14000 = 25000
if 25000 is the 100%, how much is 4740 in percentage?

solve for "x"
How many booths and tables are there altogether?
What you could do it is. Start adding numbers and once you get close to
6 numbers See if you are close to 51 and switch around the numbers to make it equal 51 hope this helps