Mobile payments are payment transactions done with the help of a mobile phone. Think Venmo, Square Cash and Gogle Wallet, used to transfer money and even to shop at participating retailers – all with the tap of screen. According to a recent global study on mobile payment transactions, the mobile payments market was worth $550 billion in 2015 and is expected to grow more than 39% by 2020. That is explosive growth by any calculation.
But within all the buzz and investment that is flowing into this industry lies a cautionary tale, one that AnnaMaria Lusardi, director of the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center (GFLEC) at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., explains like this: “We can make payments with the touch of a button, but the impact of this rapid innovation is not being examined.”
So you do 2.59/4
= 0.6475
round it to 0.65
Answer:
w>11, w>10, w<15, w<11.
Step-by-step explanation:
w is the weight of Diego's dog. The weight must be more than 10 (w>10) but less than 15(w<15), so the inequality must be 1010 and w<15 then the following inequalities should be true:
w>11
(The weight can be more than 11 kilograms as long as it does not go past 15 kilograms.)
w>10
(This is one of the original inequalities. Weight has to be more than 10.)
w<15
(This is also one of the original inequalities. Weight has to be less than 15.)
w<11
(The weight can be less than 11 as long as it is more than 10.)
Not true:
w>15
(The weight cannot be more than 15 as stated in the question.)
w<10
(The weight cannot be less than 10 as stated in the question.)
Answer:
First graph
Step-by-step explanation:
The first graph is strictly decreasing because it starts from point (0;4) and decrease to point (4;0).
While graph 2 and 3 is constant
Since graph 2:y=2 and 3:x=1
And graph 4 is strictly increasing from (0;0) to (4;4).
<span>Width of a sidewalk will most likely be measured in feet or yards.
Weight of a truck will be measured in tons (where one ton = 2000 lb)</span>
