The first three you should check off because the man lost less so the last few questions would be wrong
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 $
1) 550 x 15 = 8250 (First you want to get the total cost of the computers)
2) 30,000 - 8250 = 21,750 (Then you want to subtract that by 30,000 to see how much money is left over)
3) 21,750/6 = 3625 (Then divide by 6 ,by the weeks, and get your answer)
Answer: $3625
6/10 per day
6/10 x 5 days
6 x 5 = 30
30 / 10 = 3 miles in 5 days
15 cm, as 1 and 3 are too small, 75 is too big, and 15 is just average
