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Business Math

09/19/15

In April 2011, gas was selling for $3.54 a gallon. The price of a gallon of regular unleaded dropped to $3.48 on May 26, 2011. What was the percent decrease?
Need help solving this problem ive been stuck on this one and about of others for I minute now please help
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Business Math Equations

08/31/15

Understand the example but not this question, other than by common sense.
A scale drawing of an office building is not labeled, but indicates 1/4 inch = 5 feet. On the drawing, one wall measures 2 inches. How long is the actual wall?
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Business Math

08/20/15

What is the number of equal withdrawals that he can make?
When Mr. Hong retires, he would have 500000 in his accounts which pays interest at 3% compounded monthly. He plans to withdraw 3000 every month for his expenses, beginning one month after he... more
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Business Math

08/19/15

what percent of the total expenses did clarence spend on office rent this month?
Clarence last month office expenses were as follows: 7200 payroll. 2230 marketing. 1852.50 office rent. 448 maintenance. 122 supplies. 846 utilities. And 416.16 insurance. What percent of the total... more
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Business Math

08/06/15

selling price for one pencil?
Edna pays 16.78 for a pack of 96 new pencils and she adds a markup of 10 percent of the selling price when she sells them. What is the selling price for one pencil?
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08/04/15

Glassmaker has pre-merger $5 in debt and $10 in equity.
Rate on debt is 11%. The tax rate is 40%. The risk free rate is 6%. The levered beta is 1.36. The equity risk premium is 4%. What is Glassmakers' pre-merger WACC
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Business Math

07/04/15

A man's stock earned $142,000,000. If these earnings represent $1.17 per share, how many shares of stock are there?
A man's stock earned $142,000,000. If these earnings represent $1.17 per share, how many s
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Business Math

07/01/15

The basic format of an algebraic equation is equality. true /false
The basic format of an algebraic equation is equality. True/ False  
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Business Math Algebra Functions Profit

06/13/15

finding a profit function. Help!!!
A) Find a profit function from previous answers as a function of q. (Let UPPER CASE 'P' represent the profit and lower case 'p' represent ticket price)   Previous Equations: Cost Function C(Q)=... more
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Business Math Math Algebra 2 Calculus

06/13/15

Finding profit function with integration with fixed costs! Help!
Suppose the marginal cost function (=supply curve) for these cell phone subscriptions is given by: p= C'(q)= 12.417 + 0.8884q p= domain input q= output. a) assume the fixed cost for these cell... more
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Business Math Precalculus Algebra Functions

06/13/15

Break even point!! Help!!!
Scenario with formulas: Cost Function C(Q)= 8q+3200 Revenue Function R(Q)= -10p^2+850p ( in terms of q,  (1/10q^2)+85q ...? I think?) Find the break even point(s) for this scenario. Identify the... more
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Business Math

05/30/15

The time in seconds it takes 20 individual sewing machines to stich a border onto a particular garment is listed below.
67 69 64 71 7358 71 64 62 6762 57 67 60 6560 63 72 56 64   Calculate the mean stitching time and the standard deviation to the nearest hundredth of a second.
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Business Math

05/30/15

Bill’s home has an assessed value of $180,000. The tax rate is 65 mills.
What is the tax on Bill’s home?
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Business Math

05/21/15

$25 million is 11.6% more than they paid for previous years, what did they pay last year
due to increase mailing costs, the new rate will cost $25 million, this is 11.6% More than paid than previous years, how much did it cost last year 
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Business Math

05/02/15

All interest-bearing notes must have the rate stated on the note.
True or False?  
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Business Math

05/02/15

The maturity value of an interest-bearing note is principal minus interest?
True or False?
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Business Math

05/02/15

Justin discounts a 115-day note for $26,000 at 8.5%.
 The effective rate of interest to the nearest tenth percent is?
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Business Math

04/25/15

The federal government likes to use ordinary interest.
True or False?
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Business Math

04/25/15

Christina Hercher borrowed $50,000 on a 90-day 8% note. Christina paid $3,000 toward the note on day 40. On day 60 she paid an additional $4,000.
Using the U.S. Rule, Christina's adjusted balance after the first payment is?   A. $1,008.89 B. $48,008.89 C. $47,444.44 D. $44,744.44 E. None of these
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Business Math

04/25/15

Rate is equal to interest divided by the principal times time.
True or False?
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Business Math

04/25/15

Compute the following using “ordinary interest”
You invest $11,900.00 at 6% for 50 days. What is the maturity value?
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Business Math

04/14/15

A periodical has 234,600 subscribers. For an ad that costs $5,800, what is the cost per subscriber to the nearest cent?
This question is based on advertising, I do homeschool and didn't get any examples to go along with this question, can someone help me?
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Business Math

04/11/15

Pat earns a gross salary of $2,100.00 each week. Assume a rate of 6.2% on $110,100 for Social Security and 1.45% for Medicare.
What are Pat’s first week’s deductions for Social Security and Medicare?
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Business Math

03/22/15

Kaylee Putty signed a $8,000 note for 140 days at a discount rate of 5%. Find the discount and proceeds Kaylee received. (Assume 360 days)
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Business Math

03/09/15

November 18 for 2250 3/15 2/25 n/45 penalty 5 1/4 percent after 45 paid January 3
November 18 for 2250 3/15 2/25 n/45 penalty 5 1/4 percent after 45 paid January 3
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