Sang grew more. and by 17/40 ( I could be wrong)
Answer:
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14.7 %</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
let us total the amount in her portfolio
Company A was worth $2690
Company B was worth $2980.
Total = $5670
when The stock in Company A decreases by 20% she will have
$2690 *0.8= $2152
Company A will worth $2152
when The stock in Company B decreases by 10% she will have
$2980 *0.9= $2682
Company A will worth $2682
In all after the decline in are portfolio is $2152+$2682= $4834
the difference for the original amount in her investment is = $5670-$4834
= $836
The total percentage decrease in the investor's stock account
= (836/5670)*100= 0.147*100= 14.7 %
Answer: True
Explanation: Using a^2 + b^2 = c^2 method.
5^2 + 12^2 = 169.
13^2 = 169.
169 = 169.
Hope this helps.
Answer: 310
Step-by-step explanation: 70+160+50+30=310
Answer:
ok i saw the options and i think it might be 17:26
i hope this is correct *crossing fingers for luck*
