Divide 2 from both sides
t < 5/2
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Answer:
$240
Step-by-step explanation:
I = prt
I = (2,400) (0.04) (2.5)
note: I changed 4% to a decimal and 30 months to 2.5 years
I = 96 (2.5)
I = 240 <-- The interest
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The simple interest accumulated on a principal of $ 2,400.00 at a rate of 4% per year for 2.5 years (30 months) is $240.00.
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* Last time I did interest was in 6th grade and I don't remember much. So I am very sorry if my answer is wrong *
Answer:
Ted and Fred
Step-by-step explanation:
As per the question,
Ted and Fred are the owners of a gas station that is they are the owner of their own firm.
As being the owner of their own company, they are the one who is responsible for their loss. That is the firm’s owners always suffer the firm’s risk.
Business Risk: Risk that a business will not be able to cover its operating costs.
So in this case, Lawrence is the employee and legally he is not responsible to suffer any kind of the loss.
So he must be paid his salary on time and in full whether or not the firm is running a profit, a loss, or just breaking even.
As being owner Ted and Fred are responsible to withstand the business risk.
Hence, the person who is legally responsible for bearing the $40,000 loss is Ted and Fred.
First I let's represent our data in the table and make a scatter plot ( i attached the image).

Points labeled
A are called data set.
Point labelled
B is called the outlier. The outlier is a point that does not fit well with the rest of our data set. Posible
reason for point B is that someone is super smart and they don't need to spend a lot of time studying to achieve good results.
PartBWe can see from the graph that the number of hours spent on social media and test scores are negatively correlated. See a scatter plot, I added the trend line.
In other words, the more hours you spend on social media the lower your test scores should be.