The only reasonable answer I could think for this is "A.<span>The company's expense budget for 2009 was $189,785."
I believe this because since x is the years after 2009 then you wouldn't times that by the expense budget for that year or any year eliminating B and C. When finding the total expense budget for this you would have to take in account the budget from 2009 so that would lead it to add 189,758. Since we are talking about after 2009 then D would be eliminated since 2008 is before 2009.
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Answer:
Yearly budget= $3840
Monthly budget= $320
Step-by-step explanation:
His budget will be calculated first by rounding off to the nearest$10 all his monthly spending.
For groceries= $176.47
Round off=$ 180.00
For phone =$ 78.66
Round off = $80.00
For gas = $62.37
Round off= $60.00
His total round off = $180+$80+$60
His total round off = $320
Before the round off, his total spending was $176.47+$78.66+$62.37
= $317.5
So his monthly budget should be $320
And yearly budget =$ 320*12
Yearly budget= $3840
Answer:
14 chaperones, 49 students
Step-by-step explanation:
44
Step-by-step explanation:
The line is pointing to 44 and the small lines are counting by two
Answer:
8 hundred dollars
Step-by-step explanation:
The break even value means zero profit or loss over the five years period. So if 2017 profit is x, then we get:
- 2.5 + 1.4 - 3.3 - 1.4 + x = 0
- x - 0.8 = 0
- x = 0.8 thousands of dollars
- x= 800 dollars
