Jennifer bought j shares of Keester's Koverups for ndollars last year. Her stock rose in price and eventually would earn her 120% capital gain. She decided to sell half of her shares. Represent half of the j shares algebraically.
a. 1.20j b. 0.5n c. 0.5j d. 120j
BeachWear Inc. manufactures beach sandals. Their expense and revenue functions are E = -300p +32,000 and R=-275p^2+ 6,500p . Determine the profit function.
a. P = -275p^2 + 6,200p -32,000
b. P = -275p^2 +6,800p -32,000
c. P = -275p^2+6,500p -32,000
d. P = -275p^2 + 6,530p- 32,000
BeachWear Inc. manufactures beach sandals. Their expense and revenue functions are E = -300p +32,000 and R=-275p^2 + 6,500p . Determine the price, to the nearest cent, that yields the maximum profit.
a. $12.36 b. $11.82 c. $11.27 d. $11.87
BeachWear Inc. manufactures beach sandals. Their expense and revenue functions are E=-300p + 32,000 and R= -275p^2 + 6,500p . Determine the maximum profit
to the nearest cent.
a. $10,036.36 b. $6764.45 c. $6409.09 d. $2945.45
Jennifer bought j shares of Keester's Koverups for n dollars last year. Her stock rose in price and would eventually earn her 120% capital gain. She decided to sell half of her shares. Represent the capital gain on all of the shares that Jennifer sold algebraically.
a. 0.6jn b. 1.2jn c. 0.5j d. 1.2n
Jennifer bought j shares of Keester's Koverups for n dollars last year. Her stock rose in price and eventually would earn her 120% capital gain. She decided to sell half of her shares. Represent the total value of the shares that were sold algebraically.
a. 1.2jn b. 0.5jn c. 0.6jn d. 1.1jn
Jennifer bought jshares of Keester's Koverups for ndollars last year. Her stock rose in price and eventually would earn her 120% capital gain. She decided to sell half of her shares. Represent the capital gain earned on each of the shares that were sold algebraically.
a. 1.2n
b. 0.5n
C. 120j
d.0.5j
Ruth Fanelli has decided to drop her collision insurance because her car is getting old. Her total annual premium is $916, of which $170.60 covers collision insurance.
Moshe will need R145 000 in three years’ time, to open a bakery. He immediately starts to make monthly deposits into an account earning 11,05% interest per year, compounded monthly. Moshe’s monthly deposit is