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The Jackson family went out to dinner. The price of the meal was $43.45. The sales tax was 7% of the price of the meal. The tip

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Answer: 53.40

Step-by-step explanation:

Tax = 7% of 43.45 = 3.04

Tip = 15% of (3.04 + 43.45) = 6.91

Total = 43.45 + 3.04 + 6.91

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Evaluate each expression if <br> w=3/4, x=8, y=-2, and z=0.4

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In order to conduct an experiment five subjects are randomly selected from a group of 48 subjects how many different groups of f

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Answer:

1,712,304 ways

Step-by-step explanation:

This problem bothers on combination

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48C5 = 48!/(48-5)!5!

48C5 = 48!/43!5!

48C5 = 48×47×46×45×44×43!/43!5!

48C5 = 48×47×46×45×44/5!

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How to find compound rate from given values, 10 years after, and initial

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The formula that calculates the compound rate from the given values is $r = n(-1 + \sqrt[10n]{\frac{P + I}{P}})$

<h3>How to determine the compound interest rate?</h3>

The compound interest formula is:

$I = P(1 + \frac rn)^{nt} - P$

Where:

P represents the principal amount
r represents the compound interest rate
n represents the number of times the interest is compounded
t represents the time in years
I represents the interest

We start by adding P to both sides

$P + I = P(1 + \frac rn)^{nt}$

Divide through by P

$\frac{P + I}{P} = (1 + \frac rn)^{nt}$

Take the nt-th root of both sides

$\sqrt[nt]{\frac{P + I}{P}} = 1 + \frac rn$

Subtract 1 from both sides

$-1 + \sqrt[nt]{\frac{P + I}{P}} = \frac rn$

Multiply through by n

$r = n(-1 + \sqrt[nt]{\frac{P + I}{P}})$

In this case, t = 10

So, we have:

$r = n(-1 + \sqrt[10n]{\frac{P + I}{P}})$

Hence, the formula that calculates the compound rate is $r = n(-1 + \sqrt[10n]{\frac{P + I}{P}})$

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