I have no idea to be honest
Answer:
The correct answer is E that is 18 eggs.
Explanation:
Assuming initially eggs be n which he bought
So, the price per dozen = $(12×12/n)
But finally, he bought (n + 2) eggs in the same price that is $12.
So, the new price per dozen = $(12×12/(n + 2))
Therefore,
12×12/n - 12×12/(n + 2) = 1
Taking 12 × 12 common from the above equation:
(12×12)[(n + 2) - n]/[n(n + 2)] = 1
144×2 = n(n + 2)
n(n + 2) = 288
n² +2n - 288 = 0
Now, we can either solve the above quadratic equation as follows,
n² + 2n - 288 = 0
n² + 18n - 16n - 288 = 0
(n + 18)(n - 16) = 0
As n would be positive because eggs cannot be in negative numbers therefore, n = 16
And he bought 2 extra, So
n = 16 + 2
n = 18 eggs
The eggs he bought is 18
Answer: The correct answer is choice A.
Explanation: All of the choices except for A are terms that mean the amount that is originally borrowed in a bond issue, or the amount that is repaid upon maturity. Choice A, indenture, is the bond agreement between the issuer and the bond holders that outlines all of the terms of the bond.
Answer:B the neighborhood swim team
Explanation: its on apex