Markup is the amount added to the cost price of goods to cover overhead and profit.
Sue’s Corner Market has a markup of 60% on bottled water.
Let us say original price was $x.
Now price after markup is $2.
So we can make an equation like:
original price + markup price = price after markup
x + 60% of x =2
dividing both sides by 1.6
x= 1.25
So original price was 1.25 dollars.
Answer:
100% of the 2nd monthly payment go toward the repayment of principal.
Step-by-step explanation:
The loan taken is the Principal which is mentioned as $72,500 with interest at a nominal rate of 20%. Firstly, it is important to understand that nominal rate means <em>non-compounding </em>rate. Simply put will be a "<em>one-time charged" </em>rate on the loan. Since this is given as 20% of the Principal. It is calculated thus: 
× 
= $14,500. So the interest on the loan is $14,500. Added to the Principal the total amount to be paid back by the company becomes: $72,500 + $14,500 = $87,000. To pay back this amount at equal end-of-month installments in 1 year (12 months), we divide the total amount by 12. i.e 
= $7250. This means, the monthly payment will be $7,250. Since the monthly payment pays only 10% of the initial principal $72,500. By the second month only 20% of the Principal would have been paid. So all of the monthly payment will go towards repaying the principal
The first thing you should do is plot each region with respect to the temperature and then observe the behavior of each region.
Region A: not observable trend
Region B: exponential trend
Region C: negative linear trend
Region D: positive linear trend
Graphic attachment
So then n=number of long distance calls, then add the flat rate
long distance cost=number of calls times cost per clll or n times 0.42 or 0.42n
the flat rate is 24
so total is c so
c=24+0.42n
