Answer:
A) 33
Step-by-step explanation:
180 - 105= 75
75 + 72 + x = 180
147 + x = 180
x= 33
The <em>correct answers</em> are:
It would take 5 months and she would save $250.
Explanation:
Let m be the number of months.
For the first way of saving, $200 up front and $10 each month, the expression would be
200+10m.
For the second way of saving, $100 up front and $30 each month, the expression would be
100+30m.
Setting them equal gives us the equation
200+10m = 100+30m
Subtract 10m from each side:
200+10m-10m = 100+30m-10m
200 = 100+20m
Subtract 100 from each side:
200-100 = 100+20m-100
100 = 20m
Divide both sides by 20:
100/20 = 20m/20
5 = m
It would take 5 months.
$200 up front and $10 each month for 5 months:
200+10m
200+10(5)
200+50
250
She would save $250.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Compounding interest :
Future value of money = Present value * (1+ r)^N
r - interest rate
n - number of period
In our example, Present value = 325.76, FV = 400, r = 2%, and we need to find N
by solving that we can find it that N is equal to 10.3675
Simple interest :
400 - 325.76 = 74.26$ we need to increase
325.76*2% = 6.5152$ each year
74.26 / 6.5152 = 11.3949
as a whole year = 12years
Answer:
correct answer is option C.
Step-by-step explanation:
net income of a year = $35,000
accounts receivable is increased (AR)= $7,000
accounts payable decrease(AP) = $3,000
depreciation expense = $8,000
net cash provided = net income - increase in current asset (AR) - decrease in current asset (AP) +non cash flow
net cash provided = $35,000 -$7,000-$3,000+ $8,000
= $33000
hence the correct answer is option C.