4 years=48 months
A new car costs 25,000, but she will get 13,000 for her used car as long as she takes good car of it. If she takes good care of her used car and gets 13,000 for it, she will only need to save 12,000 total. We can divide 12,000 by 48 to find out how much Courtney should save minimum each month to afford her new car. 12,000/48=250
You can check to see if this is correct by multiplying 48*250=12,000. Paying 250 for each month of the 48 months will equal the $12,000 that Courtney needs.
Courtney needs to save at least $250 per month to afford her new car in 4 years.
I hope this helps :)
Answer:
$46.42
Step-by-step explanation:
a=price after discount (without sales tax)
a/55=20/100
100a=55·20
100a/100=1,100/100 (the 1,100 is from the 55·20)
You get 11 and then you have to subtract 11 from 55.
55-11=44, so a=44
Then you multiply 44·0.055 (you get 0.055 because you have to make 5.5% a decimal. You get 2.42.
You add 2.42 and 44 and you get $46.42
If you try 6x4, you get 24. When you add 4, it = 28. The same thing with 6x4=24+5=29
21+45+70=136
136+(2+x)=180
First subtract 136 from both sides
(2+x)=44=M<ROS
Subtract 2 from both sides
x=42
Answer:
x^2 +6 +(4/(x -2))
Step-by-step explanation:
Polynomial long division works for this. The operations are performed in much the same way as for numerical long division.
