The correcto answer for this question is the letter c
W(-7,-4) indicates the reflection across y=x. (x,y) transformed to (y,x). w(-7,-4) =w(7,4).
w'(7,-4) indicates the reflection across y-axis. (x,y) is transformed to (-x,y). w(-7,-4) = w(7,-5).
Explanation:
The rules for reflecting over the X axis is to negotiate the value of the y coordinate of each point and x is same.
After reflection the coordinates of the figure can be determined. If you reflect over the x-axis, then keep the x-coordinate and take the opposite of y- coordinate. If you reflect over y-axis, then take the opposite of x- coordinate and keep y- coordinate.
Answer:
Promotional mix
Explanation:
Promotional mix can be defined as a combination of different marketing approaches which are carried out to improve the sales of the company products and services.
Promotional mix is used by marketers to provide potential customers with adequate information about their products and services.
Promotional mix is essential for building strong awareness about the product, it is also very effective at reaching a wide range of different audiences.
Answer:
Closing retained earning is $414,540
Explanation:
The Retained Earnings figure can be calculated using the following equation:
Closing Retained Earnings = Opening Retained Earnings + (Sales - Expenses - Dividends)
Here
Opening balance of Retained Earning is $397,620
Revenues is $56,400
Expenses are $33,840
Dividends paid are $5,640
The purchased equipment is not considered here because it is increase in asset not an increase or decrease in revenue or expenses. So it is not considered here.
So by putting values, we have:
Closing Retained Earnings = $397,620 + ($56,400 - $33,840 - $5,640)
Closing Retained Earnings = $414,540
The investment with the lowest volatility is the CD.
CD stands for Certificate of Deposit. It is a savings certificate that states that the bearer of the certificate is entitled to receive interest. A Certificate of Deposit reflects the amount invested, specified interest rate, and its maturity date.
In Giselle's case, her CD will reflect a $10,000 with an interest rate of 2% compounded annually and a maturity date that is either one month up to five years from the day of opening the CD account and depositing the cash.
Regardless of what happens in the stock market, Giselle is assured of earning 2% from her $10,000 investment. For example: her term is 1 year.
$10,000 * 2% * 360/360 = 200 is the interest she will earn for the year.
