Answer:
This is an example of
C. simultaneous causality.
Step-by-step explanation:
Simultaneous causality eliminates the conclusion that is often taken for granted to the effect that one variable is a response variable while the other is an explanatory variable because the two variables, the price and the number of shares, influence each other at the same time. When more shares are traded than demanded in the stock market in any day, the price tends to go down, and vice versa.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Try 86.36%, I hope this helps!
1.) The answer is 825.75 (multiply the given tax rates to the gross pay)
2,785 x 13% federal taxes = 362.05
2,785 x 9% state tax = 250.65
2,785 x 7.65% FICA = <u>213.05
</u> 825.75
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</u>2.) The answer is 288.60 (multiply the interest rate to the balance, no need to add a late payment fee since they paid on 6/1, not after)
2,748.56 x 10.5% = 288.60
3.) The answer is 182.13 (multiply the APR to the original purchase price, no need to add the sales tax)
<u /> 1,500 x 11.75% = 182.13
4.) The answer is 371.92 (deduct the reward to the interest)
Interest : 2,975.34 x 13.5% = 401.67
Reward : 2,975.34 x 1% = <u> 29.75</u>
371.92
5.) The answer is 1,339.13 (deduct the interest to the monthly payment)
Monthly payment : 2,236.00
Monthly interest : <u> 896.87</u> [(231,450 x 4.65%) / 12 months]
<u /> 1,339.13
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Answer: B. z-311+311=151+311
Step-by-step explanation:
You do the opposite since you want to get rid of 311
