The stock worth now, to the nearest cent, is $58.14.
<h3>How to find the current worth of stock?</h3>
The current worth of stock = initial price of stock+increase in the price of stocks
If you bought stock last year for a price of $66, and it has gone down 13.9% since then,
Let X be the worth of stock;
66 × 100 = (13.5% + 100%) × X
6600 = 113.5X
X = 6600/113.5
X = 58.14458
X = $58.14
Hence, The stock worth now, to the nearest cent is $58.14.
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Answer:
c and d have a proportial relationship.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Ok so basically you have to find an fractions that simplifies to 1/4. So 2/8 is a good example of a equivalent fraction
Answer:
x = 7
because PQ is an angle bisector
=> RQ/PR = QS/PS
<=> (x - 3)/x = 8/14 = 4/7
<=> 7(x - 3) = 4x
<=> 7x - 21 = 4x
<=> 3x = 21
<=> x = 7
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