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Question
1
0/1pts
Suppose
one
side
of
your
home
was
damaged
in
a
storm.
To
fix
it
you
need
to
put
new
siding on
the
damaged
exterior
wall,
The
damaged
wall
measures
30.2
feet
in
length
and
22.7
feet
in
width.
The
siding
you
wish
to
purchase
costs
$13
per
square
yard.
What
is
the cost
to
replace
the
siding
on
the
exterior
wall
to
your
home?
(round
to
the
nearest
cent)
Recall
that
1
yard
=
3
feet
sesss
|
No.
You
have
a
start.
You
have
found
the
total
square
feet that
need
to
be
covered.
But
you
also
need
to
calculate
the
total
cost
30.2ft
x22.7
ft
=685.54
square
ft
30.2
feet
1
square
yard
= 9
square
feet
3
feet
227
feet
3
feet
bl
¢
e
x
685.54
square
feet
=
990.22
dollars
ect
Answer
$99022
Question
2
0/1pts
Ashley
is
building
a
sandbox
for
her
children.
She
wants
it
to
be
8
feet
long,
10 feet
wide
and
2
feet
deep.
She
will
fill
it
with
special
sand.
If
the
cost
for
the
sand
is
$8.50
per
cubic
yard
how
much
wilit
cost
to
ill
the
sandbox?
?
sisis
No.
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may
have
converted
to
square
feet
when
we
need
o
convert
o
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x
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27t
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cubic
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in
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yard
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Sebastian
expects
the
following
income
and
expenses
this
year
income
Expenses
Part-time
ob:
$540/month
Rent:
$470/month
[College
fund
from
Grandparents:
$320/month|Groceries:
$95/week
[Scholarship:
$4440/ycar
[Tition
and
fees:
$2.177
twice
per
year
Miscellaneous:
$115/week
Calcuiate
the
net
monthy
cash flow
for
Sebastian's
expenses
and
income.
Assume
&
weeks
per
month
and
12
months
per
year,
Use
48
for
the
number
of
weeks
in
a
year.
es.
Youfound
monthly
cash
i
Here
s
3
process
o
reiew:
A
[
c
o
2
5
Income
®culzte
Yearly
Amount
Job
540permonth
=540
x
12
5
|
Grandparents
320
permonth
=320x
12
Scholarship
4440
peryear
=440
7
Add
the
total
yearly
income
©
Expenses
9
Rent
470
per
month
=470x
12
10|
Groceries
95
per
week
=05
x
48
1
Tuition
2177
twice
ayear
=2177x2
12
|Miscollaneous
115
perwesk
=115x
48
13
'Add
the
total
yearly
expenses
[0
[0
)
Income
-
Expenses
o
Divide
the
yearly
cash
flow
by
12
to
find
a
monthly
cash
flow.
17
-
Question
7
1/1pts
Suppose
Jacob
currently
eams
a
salary
of
$40000
a
year,
but
he
assumes
he
will
receive
a
6%
raise
each
year.
Jacob's
salary
for
year
2
will
be
6%
more
than
his
salary
for
year
1.
Jacob's
salary
for
year
3
will
be
6%
more
than
his
salary
for
year
2,
etc.
At
the
beginning
of
the
fifth
year
how
much
does
Jacob
assume
he
will
receive
as
his
yearly
salary?
(Round
to
the
nearest
dollar)
Ashortcut
is
to
use
an
exponent.
If
|
were
calculating
for
5
years
|
could
do
this:
40000
x
1.06
X
1.06
X
1.06
X
1.06
or
40000
x
1.06*
Question
8
HAES
If
1
Peruvian
Sol
is
equal
to
25
US
Dollars
How
many
Peruvian
Soles
can
you
exchange
for
250
Dollars?
EE
250
dollars
x
5L
=
1000
sols
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Question
9
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—
40.008
=
5
Question
10
0/1pts
Tite
X
90
min
X
0
o
1080.93
=
=55
Question
11
0/1pts
Paige drives
an
average
of
2000
miles
per
month.
Paige’s
old
vehicle
is
not
fuel
efficient
and
gets
only
12
miles
per
gallon
of
gasoline.
Assume
that
gasoline
costs
$3.01
per
gallon.
Approximately
how
much
money
would
Paige
save
each year
on
gasoline
if
she
had
a
car
that
got
46
miles
per
gallon?
(Wait
to
round
ntil your
final
answer
then
round
your
answer
to
the
nearest
cent)
No.
You
may
have
figured
the
amount
saved
per
month.
But
the
question
asks
how
much
she
saves
per
year.
Here
are the
correct
calculations:
MO
mtes
12
months
_
000
miles
Trontn
<
1
sanr
Tyear
B
mies
_Vash
30
dolers
_
6020
dollers
Vi
X
Tamier
X
gl
e
the
Hd
24000
mies
201
dollers
_
157048
dolers
o
Lo
s
dlers.
with
the
new
car.
Amount
saved
is
6020-1570.43
=
4449.57
dollars
saved
per
year.
Correct
Answer
Correct
Answer
Question
12
0/1pts
Tony
was
accepted
into
his
employer's
special
training
program
to
get
him
ready
for
a
great
new
job.
Find
the
total
cost
for
the
three
year
program
if
Tony
will
pay
$5,200
semi-annually
for
rent,
$264
per
year
for
books,
$107
per
year
in
class
fees,
and
$32
per
month
in
employee
health
insurance.
(Leave
the
dollar
sign,
$,
off
your
answer)
33465
11155
|
No.
You
may
have
missed
mltiplying
by
3
to
find
the
three
year
total,
See
correct
calculations
below.
Excel
Calculations
Excel
answers
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cost
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1000
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24
24
Books
201
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4
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107
107
s
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107
107
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total
3346
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