Try putting the coronets (0,10) on the chart.
I got that by trying to figure out how they got $19 on week three, and I estimated that on week zero he had $10 to start out with.
So I tried 10 + 3 = $13 for week day one, 13 + 3 = $16 for week two, and 16 + 3 = $19 for week three. Which means I was correct in assuming that Juan had $10 to start out with.
(I'm sorry if my explanation wasn't clear enough, I'm very not good at math or explaining things, but I'm sure that this answer is correct... My 'strategy' to get said answer probably won't work well with other questions, though.)
Answer: 3246/6= 541
if u wanna know if a # is divisible by 6 or not, see if the # is divisible by 2 or 3. if it works for both, then it is divisible by 6
Let's assign some random values to it, and say 1 unit of petroleum costs 100 bitcoins, because we all know bitcoins are the best currency :P
If the price goes up by 10%, it is now 100*1.1 = 110bitcoins for 1 unit.
However he's only getting 0.9 units now, so multiplying 110 by 0.9 gives us 99 bitcoins. His petroleum bill used to be 100 (which is why I picked 100 as it's easier), and now it is 99. Therefore his petroleum bill has reduced by 1%
Answer:
1 in^2 = 5 mi * 5 mi = 25 mi^2
2.5 in^2 (25 mi^2/in^2) = 62.5 mi^2
Step-by-step explanation:
With the 15% coupon, you will get $1,875. (Because 15% of the bond's price $12,500 is $1,875.) Solution: 0.15 x 12500 = 1875
So $1,875 is to be divided by the actual price of the bond which is $10,750. (1, 875 ÷<span> 10,750 = 0.1744 convert this to percent to get the rate of return)
0.1744 = 17.44 %
The rate of return is 17.44%.</span>
