Exam 2: Review and Applications of Algebra
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If the Canadian dollar is worth 1.5% less than the U.S. dollar, by what percentage does the U.S. dollar exceed the value of the Canadian dollar?
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The annual net income of the Todd Bros. partnership is distributed so that Ken receives $15,000 more than 80% of Hugh's share. How should a net income of $98,430 be divided between the partners?
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Quality Grocer makes its own bulk "trail mix" by mixing raisins and peanuts. The wholesale cost of raisins is $3.75 per kg and the cost of peanuts is $2.89 per kg. To the nearest 0.1 kg, what amounts of peanuts and raisins should be mixed to produce 50 kg of trail mix with an effective wholesale cost of $3.20 per kg?
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Using the formula I = Pr t, solve for P given r=0.30, t=6 and I=$25.50 to the nearest cent.
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Evaluate and calculate to the cent:
for S = $850, i = 0.0075. n = 6
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Calculate the result to four decimal places given r = 1.3 and t = 2.6
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Calculate the final result to two decimal places, where x = $6.80
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The tickets for a hockey game cost $19.00 for the blue LO and $25.50 for the red LO. If 4,460 tickets were sold for a total of $93,450, how many seats were sold in each LO?
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