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ivolga24 [154]
3 years ago
15

How can you determine your net worth?

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1 answer:
Mamont248 [21]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

How much money do you make in 1 year that is your net worth

Explanation:

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19. 14 oz of gold equals how much in dollars.
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Answer:

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U.S. dollars (USD) 24,984

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British pounds (GBP) 18,756

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Troy Ounces USD Value

14.00 $24,984

14.01 $25,001

14.02 $25,019

14.03 $25,037

14.04 $25,055

14.05 $25,073

14.06 $25,091

14.07 $25,108

14.08 $25,126

14.09 $25,144

14.10 $25,162

14.11 $25,180

14.12 $25,198

14.13 $25,216

14.14 $25,233

14.15 $25,251

14.16 $25,269

14.17 $25,287

14.18 $25,305

14.19 $25,323

14.20 $25,340

14.21 $25,358

14.22 $25,376

14.23 $25,394

14.24 $25,412

Troy Ounces USD Value

14.25 $25,430

14.26 $25,448

14.27 $25,465

14.28 $25,483

14.29 $25,501

14.30 $25,519

14.31 $25,537

14.32 $25,555

14.33 $25,572

14.34 $25,590

14.35 $25,608

14.36 $25,626

14.37 $25,644

14.38 $25,662

14.39 $25,680

14.40 $25,697

14.41 $25,715

14.42 $25,733

14.43 $25,751

14.44 $25,769

14.45 $25,787

14.46 $25,804

14.47 $25,822

14.48 $25,840

14.49 $25,858

Troy Ounces USD Value

14.50 $25,876

14.51 $25,894

14.52 $25,912

14.53 $25,929

14.54 $25,947

14.55 $25,965

14.56 $25,983

14.57 $26,001

14.58 $26,019

14.59 $26,036

14.60 $26,054

14.61 $26,072

14.62 $26,090

14.63 $26,108

14.64 $26,126

14.65 $26,144

14.66 $26,161

14.67 $26,179

14.68 $26,197

14.69 $26,215

14.70 $26,233

14.71 $26,251

14.72 $26,268

14.73 $26,286

14.74 $26,304

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14.75 $26,322

14.76 $26,340

14.77 $26,358

14.78 $26,376

14.79 $26,393

14.80 $26,411

14.81 $26,429

14.82 $26,447

14.83 $26,465

14.84 $26,483

14.85 $26,500

14.86 $26,518

14.87 $26,536

14.88 $26,554

14.89 $26,572

14.90 $26,590

14.91 $26,607

14.92 $26,625

14.93 $26,643

14.94 $26,661

14.95 $26,679

14.96 $26,697

14.97 $26,715

14.98 $26,732

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House value = $275,000

Mortgage = $195,000

Car value = $12,000

Car loans = $7,500

Investments = $3,000

Bank account = $2,700

Owes on a credit card = $1,500

Keisha’s net worth:

= House value - Mortgage + Car value - Car loans + Investments + Bank account - Owes on a credit card

= $275,000 - $195,000 + $12,000 - $7,500 + $3,000 +  $2,700 -  $1,500

= $88,700

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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On August 1, 2007

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1.0486=(1+i)

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