What is an example of a flame?

What is the term for the relationship between printer and paper?

scZoUnD [109]

Analogy I’m pretty sure

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4 years ago

Mary Smith took a car loan of $32,000 to pay back in 36 monthly installments at an interest rate of 8%. Compute the loan balance

lesya [120]

Answer:

Explanation:

(a)the monthly payment for Mary

Given that the nominal interest rate = 8%

or, Monthly interest rate = 8%/12= 0.667%

Thus the monthly payment at 0.667% int. per month, A1 = $32,000 (A/P, 0.0067%, 36) =

loan ÷ [ (1-(1 / (1+r∧n))) / r ]

32,0000 ÷ [ (1-(1 / (1+0.00667∧60))) / 0.00667 ]

32,000 ÷ 49.3138 = $648.91

(b)the loan balance immediately after the 24th payment

After the 24th payment, 12 more payments will be left before the loan is retired.

648.91 × [ (1-(1 / (1+0.00667∧12))) / 0.00667 ]

= $7459.57

(c)the monthly payment for the remainder of the loan if the interest rate is reduced to 9%

Given that the nominal interest rate is 9%,

or, Monthly interest rate = 9%/12 = 0.75%

Thus the monthly payment at 3/4% int. per month, A2 = $7459.57 (A/P, 0.75%, 12) =

7459.57 ÷ [ (1-(1 / (1+0.0075∧12))) / 0.0075 ]

7459.57 ÷ 11.4349

= $652.35

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4 years ago

question 1 you are presenting your theory about the correlation between recent sales increases and a current pop culture trend.

Sveta_85 [38]

The opening or introduction of your presentation is the ideal time to introduce the hypothesis. The tentative solutions are important about the presentation.

<h3 /><h3>What is a hypothesis?</h3>

A hypothesis is a theory that is put up as a potential explanation for a certain circumstance or condition but has not yet been shown to be true. Scientists can design a straightforward laboratory experiment to verify this theory.

In the context of science, a hypothesis is an assertion based on current knowledge that is appropriate for describing a particular phenomenon but whose validity has not been established or has not been independently tested.

Typically, the researcher's hypothesis is referred to as the alternative hypothesis, and any other result is referred to as the null hypothesis, or, more simply put, the opposite result from what was predicted.

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2 years ago

There are 100 used laptop g for sale on the market. 40% of them are in good condition, and the rest of them are broken, which is

NNADVOKAT [17]

Answer:

In equilibrium the maximum price set for a broken laptop to be sold is $600

Explanation:

According to the given data we have the following:

It is given that 40% laptops are in good condition. This implies that 60% are in bad condition.

In ordert to calculate the maximum price set for a broken laptop to be sold we would have to calculate the expected price that the buyers will be willing to pay for a laptop as follows:

Expected price=0.60($2000)+0.40($600)

Expected price=$1,200+$240

Expected price=$1,440

As the owners of good laptops are willing to sell their laptops for $1,800, whis is more that $1,440, they will not sell their products.

This implies that only bad laptops are sold in the market. The willingless to pay for the bad laptops is $600

Therefore, In equilibrium the maximum price set for a broken laptop to be sold is $600

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3 years ago

Why is Earned Value a very powerful tool? Answer: It combines the cost, scope, and ____________ as an integrated tool to calcula

nataly862011 [7]

Answers
1) Time
2) cost analysis or performance measurement.

Explanation

Earned value — it integrates cost, time and the work done (or scope) and can be used to forecast future performance and project completion dates and costs...

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3 years ago