Answer:We know the total amount of money invested. $17818
x+y=17818,
We know that the difference in interest earned by the two accounts is $490.33
0.11*x-0.06*y=490.33
x=17818-y
We substitute for x
0.11*(17818-y)-0.06*y=490.33
We multiply out
1959.98-0.11y-0.06*y=490.33
We combine like terms.
1469.65=0.17*y
Isolate y
y=1469.65/0.17
y=8645 at 6%
Calculate x
x=17818-8645
x=9173 at 11%
Check
0.11*9173-0.06*8645=490.33
interest earned at 11%=1009.03
interest earned at 6%=518.70
1009.03-518.7=490.33
490.33=490.33
Since this statement is TRUE and neither amount is negative then all is well.We know the total amount of money invested. $17818
x+y=17818,
We know that the difference in interest earned by the two accounts is $490.33
0.11*x-0.06*y=490.33
x=17818-y
We substitute for x
0.11*(17818-y)-0.06*y=490.33
We multiply out
1959.98-0.11y-0.06*y=490.33
We combine like terms.
1469.65=0.17*y
Isolate y
y=1469.65/0.17
y=8645 at 6%
Calculate x
x=17818-8645
x=9173 at 11%
Check
0.11*9173-0.06*8645=490.33
interest earned at 11%=1009.03
interest earned at 6%=518.70
1009.03-518.7=490.33
490.33=490.33
Since this statement is TRUE and neither amount is negative then all is well.
Answer: She would have to burn between 220 and 240 calories per minute to have a calorie burn rate between those of Martin and Paul.
Step-by-step explanation:
Martin:
360 calories / 30 min = 12 calories/min
Paul:
165 calories / 15 min = 11 calories/min
Kara:
Needs to burn between 11 and 12 calories/min, so we'll calculate the range:
11 calories/min x 20 min = 220 calories (minimum # calories she can burn)
12 calories/min x 20 min = 240 calories (maximum # calories she can burn)
Answer:
x is greater than -5
Step-by-step explanation:
