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Elena-2011 [213]
2 years ago
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Hi this is a macroeconomics problem that i'm struggling with! if someone could please help me i'd really appreciate it!

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1 answer:
quester [9]2 years ago
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Red Cross can provide at most 300 food packages and Women Infants Children program can provide at most 200 food packages. If the NYC homeless shelters need 200 food packages per week, Red Cross can provide 100 food packages and WIC can provide the same number of 100 food packages, in total, 200 food packages. <span />
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$11.50

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= $4.85 + $3.35 + $1.35 + $1.50 + $0.45

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245 free throws

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x/y = .875

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We will plug the for x in the equation 2

(.875y+13)/(y+20)

= .860

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Sales multiplier 9.25 times

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($2,035,000-$950,000)

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(20%×$980,000)

Estimated excess earnings of Gas N' Go$79,000

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Management expect excess earning of four years ×4

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