Y=50x+250 is the original. Substitute the words from the word problem, and you have 1150=50n+250. I even solved for you, in case you wanted to know.
The largest trading partner of the United States is Canada ( both the top export market and the top supplier ) with total trade of 660,220 millions of US dollars for the last year.
China is on the 2nd place, Japan on the 4th and Germany on the 5th.
Answer:
A ) Canada
Answer: Public assistance programs
Explanation: Public assistance programs also known as government welfare programs are designed to help the poor whose income falls below a certain level. These programs are designed to help these poor individuals to meet their basic requirements of life. The primary focus of these programs is to provide assistance to the children, disabled or the aged who are not responsible for their own poverty. People who are able to work are not eligible for these programs.
Brainstorming is the technique used to help groups generate multiple ideas and alternatives for solving problems.
This is usually through a group discussion where the members are asked to throughout a list of ideas and solutions and the group discusses them to find a good alternative.
Answer: There was no gain or loss on the sale of this asset.
Explanation: In order to calculate how much profit/loss was made on an asset when it is sold, you have to take the cost price of the asset, and deduct the accumulated depreciation of the asset up to the date of sale. This is known as the book value of the asset, and shows how much it was worth on the day it was sold.
Cost price is the purchase price that the asset was worth on the day it was bought by Strike Company. Accumulated depreciation is the total reduction of the worth of an asset periodically, because of wear and tear.
Book value is calculated as:
Cost price: $244,400
- Accumulated depreciation: ($219,960)
= Book Value = $24,440
However the asset was sold for $24,440. This means that Strike Company sold this asset at its pure value, which is the book value. Thus forfeiting the chance to make a profit, or a loss.