I'll do a similar problem, and I challenge you to do this using similar techniques!
If John works for 15$ a hour with his friends rather than working for 20$ an hour for 50 hours a month, what's the monthly opportunity cost?
John would make 20*50=1000 dollars a month at the second option as he makes 20$ an hour 50 times. Next, if he works with his friends, he makes 15*50=750 dollars as he works 50 hours for 15 dollars an hour, or adds 15 50 times.
His opportunity cost would be <highest money>-<lowest money>=1000-750=250 dollars a month. Good luck on this question, and feel free to ask further questions!
A. and b. 40+21=61 coins has shaya
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To calculate problems abound about compounding interest use the equation <span>A = P (1 + r/n)^<span>(nt), where A is the future price, P is the principal amount, r is the interest rate, n is the number of times the interest is compounded per year and t for the total years. To solve, A = 100 (1 + 0.08/1)^(1 x 15) = 317.22.</span></span>
A. PT and TQ are equal since they are both bisected by T. So, set them equal to each other you get the equation:
5x+3 =48
5x=45
x=9
There are two ways to list the angles:
1) Simply name them based on the points:
∠W , ∠X , ∠Y , ∠Z
2) The way that I believe that you are supposed to list them in this case. List them as such:
∠WYZ , ∠YZX , ∠ZXW , ∠XWY
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