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Well, how long will it take you to drive 135 miles at 55mph?
at 55 mph, you're doing 55 miles every hour, so we can simply get the quotient of 135/55 and that's how many hours it'll take you to drive 135 miles at that speed.
so, it takes you that long, however, from 3:15 to 5:00pm there are only 45mins + 60mins or 1hr and 45 minutes, namely 1¾ hr.
so 2hrs and 27 minutes is much later than 1¾ hr, so, no dice, you can't arrive at 5pm, actually you'll arrive around 5:42pm.
at 55 mph, you're doing 55 miles every hour, so we can simply get the quotient of 135/55 and that's how many hours it'll take you to drive 135 miles at that speed.
so, it takes you that long, however, from 3:15 to 5:00pm there are only 45mins + 60mins or 1hr and 45 minutes, namely 1¾ hr.
so 2hrs and 27 minutes is much later than 1¾ hr, so, no dice, you can't arrive at 5pm, actually you'll arrive around 5:42pm.
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$7,000 at a rate of 7% and $21,000 at a rate of 14%.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be amount invested at 7% and y be amount invested at 14%.
We have been given that a women's professional organization made two small-business loans totaling $28,000. We can represent this information in an equation as:
The interest earned at 7% in one year would be and interest earned at 14% in one year would be
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We are also told that the organization received from these loans was $3,430. We can represent this information in an equation as:
Form equation (1), we will get:
Upon substituting this value in equation (2), we will get:
Therefore, an amount of $21,000 was invested at a rate of 14%.
Therefore, an amount of $7,000 was invested at a rate of 14%.