Your question doesn't say what are the options, but we can make some reasoning.
The average daily balance method is based, obviously, on the <span>average daily balance, which is the average balance for every day of the billing cycle. Therefore, in order to calculate the average daily balance, you need to sum the balance of every day and then divide it by the days of the billing cycle.
In your case:
ADB = (9</span>×2030 + 21×1450) / 30 = 1624 $
Now, in order to calculate the interest, you should first calculate the daily rate, since APR is usually defined yearly, and therefore:
rate = 0.23 ÷ 365 = 0.00063
Finally, the expression to calculate the interest could be:
interest = ADB × rate × days in the billing cycle
or else:
<span>interest = ADB × APR ÷ 365 × days in the billing cycle
In your case:
interest = 1624 </span>× 0.23 ÷ 365 × 30
= 30.70 $
2x+3m=p because you don't know how many people there are you put a variable in place for that
Answer:
Check the explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Write H(t) for the total sum spent in the United States on health care in year t, where t is measured in years since 2000.
The rate of increase of H(t) was projected to rise from $100 billion per year in 2000 to approximately $190 billion per year in 2010
(a) Find a linear model for the rate of change H'(t)
Slope of line is (190-100)/(2010-2000) = 90/10 = 9 billion dollars per yr
H'(t) - 190 = 9 (t-10) =
H'(t) = 9t + 100 billions dollars per year
(b) Given that $1,300 billion was spent on health care in the United States in 2000, find the function H(t).
H'(t) = 9t + 100 billions dollars per year TAKING INTEGRATION..
H(t) = 9t^2/2 + 100t + C given H(0) = 1300
H(0) = 1300 = C
H(t) = 9t^2/2 + 100t + 1300 billion dollars.
Subtract 6 from 50:
50-6 = 44
Divide 44 by 2:
44/2 = 22
add 6:
22+6 = 28
There is 22 in the smaller class and 28 in the larger class.
Answer:
A) The probability is 0.95 that the percent of adults living in the United States who are satisfied with their health care plans is between 63.6% and 68.4%.
Step-by-step explanation:
A polling agency reported that 66 percent of adults living in the United States were satisfied with their health care plans. The estimate was taken from a random sample of 1,542 adults living in the United States, and the 95 percent confidence interval for the population proportion was calculated as (0.636, 0.684).
This means that we are 95% sure that the true proportion of adults living in the United States who were satisfied with their health care plans is between 0.636 and 0.684.
So the correct answer is:
A) The probability is 0.95 that the percent of adults living in the United States who are satisfied with their health care plans is between 63.6% and 68.4%.
