6 (100) = 600
6 (10) = 60
14 (1) = 14
600+60+14
660+14= 674
Answer:
A. 9.7%
Step-by-step explanation:
margin of error:
z * 
n is sample size
z is the z score (for a 95% confidence interval you would use 1.96)
p is the sample proportion
to solve for 'p', remember that if a decimal value is given, use that. but if it is a whole number, then divide that number by the sample size, and substitute it into the formula.
in this case we are given 43% so 0.43.
in the formula :
1.96 * 
if you calculate this you get around 0.09703 this is 9.7%
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If she only has $8, she can't spend more than that. In other words, she can spend ≤$8.
If each ticket is $1.50 per ticket, the inequality that represents how many tickets she can buy if x represents the number of tickets, is
1.5x ≤ 8
Answer:
$1,220,200
Step-by-step explanation:
The total of Mary's payments is ...
$3695.20/mo × 30 yr × 12 mo/yr = $1,330,200
The difference between this repayment amount and the value of her loan is the interest she pays:
$1,330,200 -110,000 = $1,220,200 . . . total interest paid
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Mary's effective interest rate is about 40.31% per year--exorbitant by any standard.