If one is to choose among given choices and the order is not important, we use the concept of combination. First, we calculate for the sample space or number available since there is a total number of 12 electives and a student may choose 2 out of them.
S = 12C2
That is "the sample space is equal to combination of 12 taken 2". The answer to this is equal to 66.
Next, we determine the number of outcomes. The equation will be,
O = (5C1) x (3C1)
That is "outcome is equal to combination of 5 taken 1 times combination of 3 taken 1". This is equal to 15. The probability is equal to,
P = O/S
Substituting,
P = (15/66) = 0.227270
The answer to this item is the third choice.
Answer: ₱40,909.1
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data:
Rate for first year = 4%
Rate for next two years = 6%
Rate for the next 3 years = 7.5%
Interest paid back after 5years = ₱ 15,750
Solution:
How much did she borrow.
= let the sum borrowed be P
= P * 4 / 100
= 4P/100
= 1P/25.
For the next two years
= P* 6 * 2/100
= 12P/100
= 3P/25
For the next 3years
= P* 7.5*3/100
= 22.5P/100
= 9P/40.
1P/25 + 3P/25 + 9P/40 = 15750
77P/200 = 15750
P = 15750 * 200 / 77
P = 315,0000/77
P = ₱40,909.1
The amount borrowed is ₱40,909.1
The <em><u>correct answer</u></em> is:
Her variable expenses can be reduced.
Explanation:
In a household budget, you have fixed expenses and variable expenses.
Fixed expenses are expenses that are the same from month to month, such as a car payment, rent, power bill, etc. These cannot be reduced; if you were to pay less on your car payment, your car would be repossessed; paying less than you owe on the power bill can result in your power being disconnected; etc.
Variable expenses are expenses that are different from month to month, such as food, clothing, shopping, etc. If you are dealing with a situation where your wages are less than you anticipate, you can reduce items within your variable expenses to make sure you have enough money. For example, you can purchase fewer clothes that pay period or cut your grocery bill down.
