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Slo these two math problems best answer 10 points?
08 months ago
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Slo these two math problems best answer 10 points?
Résolvez.3. The apples are half of the lunch bags that are distributed to a picnic, and bananas are 1 / 3 pockets. What is the probability that randomly selected a lunch box that contains either an apple or a banana? 4. A group of seniors have won gratuit.Les holiday package tours to Bermuda was chosen by 25% of them selected 60% of Alaska and 15% chose Costa Rica. What is the probability that a randomly selected seniors selected holidays in Costa Rica or Bermuda?
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could be true … As long as I understood the question … 3. 5 / 64. 2 / 5ai I get it?
Impossible math word problem?? 10 pts to first CORRECT answer.?
71 year ago
Question: Impossible math word problem?? 10 pts to first CORRECT answer.?
The owner of a luxury motor yacht that sails among the 4000 Greek islands charges $ 450/person/day if exactly 20 people sign up for the cruise. However, if more than 20 people sign up (up to the maximum capacity of 90) for the cruise, then every fare is reduced by $ 4 for each additional passenger. Assume at least 20 people sign up for the cruise and let x denote the number of passengers above 20.
(a) Find a function R giving the revenue/day realized from the charter.
(b) What is the revenue/day if 41 people sign up for the cruise?
(c) What is the revenue/day if 76 people sign up for the cruise?
motor yacht charter
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Answer by treble champs
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How can I solve this math problem?
11 year ago
Question: How can I solve this math problem?
The owner of a luxury motor yacht that sails among the 4000 Greek islands charges $ 450/person/day if exactly 20 people sign up for the cruise. However, if more than 20 people sign up (up to the maximum capacity of 90) for the cruise, then every fare is reduced by $ 4 for each additional passenger. Assume at least 20 people sign up for the cruise and let x denote the number of passengers above 20.
(a) Find a function R giving the revenue/day realized from the charter.
(b) What is the revenue/day if 41 people sign up for the cruise?
(c) What is the revenue/day if 76 people sign up for the cruise?
motor yacht charter
Best answer:
Can someone help me with these math problems and tell me how to solve the equations and put in place?
21 year ago
This is algebra! First a financial planner invested a certain sum of money at 5% simple annual interest and $ 12,000 more than this amount to 3% per annum simple interest. How much money will be for each account, if the interests of both accounts is invested deserve the same? Second How can $ 54,000 be invested, part of the 8% and the remaining 10% interest income on both accounts are a total of $ 4,755? 3 A family traveled 255 miles from their home and took fourth five hours after leaving home. After an hour and a half of driving, they stopped for a quick lunch. Thirty minutes later they were back on the road. They drove at an average speed of 10 miles per hour faster than before breakfast, after breakfast. As quickly as she had run for each part of the trip? 4 The length of a rectangular garden is three feet at least twice its width. If 54 feet of fencing are required to walk through the garden, the size of the Gartens .5. There is no piece of cake with a scoop of ice cream is 850 calories. The calories in the cake alone, 100 more than twice the number of calories in the ice alone. How many calories in the ice?
Candidates must either be done the math to see how it is cheaper to run an electric car?
91 year ago
The small business version is now available in Germany to less than $ 5,000 and that is, auto insurance is much cheaper not to use any other savings. No gas, 70% less maintenance, mile mile there is less than 25% of a conventional gasoline engine. It is not the time for luxury yachts in a time.
Math help please. . . . ?
11 year ago
by admin
in Travel Insurance
TABLE 8. 21 Houston Home Care Agency Cost Allocation Plan Format
Budget Line Items
Salaries and Wages
Executive director
Financial manager
3 secretaries
Nursing coordinator (N)
4 nurses (N)
Homemaker coordinator (H)
15 homemakers
Home-delivered meals
coordinator (M and T)
2 van drivers (M and T)
Salaries and Wages (Total)
Employee-Related Expenses
(@ 22% of salaries & wages)
Other Operating Expenses
Rent
Utilities
Telephone
Medical supplies (N)
Cleaning supplies (H)
Office supplies
Purchased meals (M)
Equipment
Printing and duplicating
Employee travel
Postage and shipping
Van rental (2 vans) (M and T)
Insurance (building)
Miscellaneous
SUBTOTALS
ALLOCATE INDIRECT
COST POOL
TOTAL PROGRAM COSTS
Visiting
Nurse
Program
$ 65,000
200,000
$265,000
$ 58,300
$ 25,000
$348,300
Homemaker
Program
$ 45,000
375,000
$420,000
$ 92,400
$ 15,000
$527,400
Home-
Delivered
Meals Program
$ 25,000
20,000
$ 45,000
$ 9,900
$ 60,000
4,500
$119,400
allocate the indirect costs in the indirect cost pool using total
direct costs as the method or base. What is the total cost, or full cost, of each of the
four programs? Assuming the total outputs (or units of service) remain the same
for the visiting nurse program, the homemaker program, and the home-delivered
meals program and that the specialized transportation program will make 9,000
person trips during the year, what is the cost per output (or unit of service) for each
of the four programs? Assuming that all four programs share the same outcome
measure and that the total number of outcomes (125) remains the same, what is the
cost per outcome?
