Jim is correct because the ratios need to compare with the total amount of people surveyed. 55, 80, and 65 are numbers that don't fit in and don't tell the overall ratio. You can tell this by writing it as a fraction.
Ex: 35:100 = 35/100. This literally means 35 out of 100 people exercise in the morning.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
given data
Maya
P=$1650
r=5%= 0.05
t= 4 years
The simple interest expression is
A=P(1+rt)
A=1650(1+0.08*4)
A=1650(1+0.32)
A=1650(1.32)
A=1650*1.32
A=$2178
James
P=$1600
r=8%= 0.08
t=4years
The compound interest expression is
A=P(1+r)^t
A=1600(1+0.08)^4
A=1600(1.08)^4
A=1600*1.360
A=$2176
<em>After 4 years Mayas' balance is $2178</em>
<em>After 4 years James' balance is $2176</em>
<em>the difference is =2178-2176=$2</em>
There is no solution because the lines do not intersect
F(x)= a(x-11)(x+3)
I believe that’s so
