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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
$1.60
Step-by-step explanation:
Set up an equation where you have the total oranges (o) on top and the cost (c) on the bottom. So you will have two fractions equaling each other. So you will have o/c=o/c. Now you just have to replace the variables with what you know. 9 oranges= $3.60, and you want to know how much 4 oranges cost. Since the cost per orange is the same, no matter how many oranges you buy if you divide the amount of oranges by the price you will always get the same number. So replace the variables with the numbers you know and you get,
9/$3.60=4/c
Now to solve an equal fraction problem, simply cross multiply (multiply the two numbers diagonal so 4 and 3.6), and divide (take the multiplied number and divide by the number remaining which will be the number diagonal from the variable) which gives you $1.60 for four oranges.
Answer:
Don't accept A-G
Accept only A-E
Step-by-step explanation:
The company would those projects with a return of return equal to or higher than its cost of capital of 10.45%
Project A with a 12% return is acceptable.
Project B with a 11.5% rate of return is also acceptable
Project C has a rate of return of 11.2% , hence acceptable.
Project D has 11% rate of return and it is therefore acceptable.
Project E has 10.7% return rate and it is acceptable.
Project F has a lower rate of return of 10.3%, hence rejected, as well as projects G
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Answer:</h3>
C) y = 6x
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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
Pick any point. It is often convenient to use x = 1 (no marked point) or x = 10 (where y = 60).
Use these values to see which equation agrees.
A: 60 ≠ (1/6)·10
B: 60 ≠ 2·20
C: 60 = 6·10
D: 60 ≠ 12·10
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Or, you can solve ...
... y = kx
for k, using the point values you found on the graph.
... 60 = k·10
... 60/10 = k = 6 . . . . . divide by 10
This makes the equation be ...
... y = 6x . . . . . . matches selection C
