1/6 < 1/4 so 1/6 would equal 2/12 and 1/4 would equal 3/12 so which means if you take one from each it would be 5/12 but if you took 2 from the first one it would only be 2/12 which is why you need to read correctly because THE REASON MARK IS CORRECT IS BECAUSE 5/12 IS GREATER THAN 2/12

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2 years ago

QUESTION 9 of 10: Suppose cash income for the first three months is $200, 5850, and $1,060. Total expenses for these same three

Alenkasestr [34]

Answer:

c) $4,000,-$2,850, $5,170

Step-by-step explanation:

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2 years ago

Jesse is investing $2000 more in stocks than in bonds.The bonds pay 7.2% in interest and the stocks pay 6%. If the income from e

tamaranim1 [39]

X+2,000=stocks
x=bonds
7.2%⇒(.072)(x)=bonds invested
6%⇒(.06)(x+2,000)=stocks invested

Here is the equation:

x(.072)=(.06)(x+2,000) | Since the income from both equal

You then solve each side first (assume you know how to but if not, let me know)

You first multily the parentheses/x variables
⇒.072x = .06x+2,000(.06)

⇒.072x = .06x+120

You then minus .06x from each side
⇒.012x = 120

You then divide each side by .012
.012x÷.012=x
120÷.012=10,000
x=10,000

Now change the original x variables with 10,000

.072($10,000)=$720 bond interest
<u>They are equal so $720×2=$1440</u>

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3 years ago