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Mario has a unit rate of 900 miles/hour.

Explanation:

It is given that Mario travels at a rate of 2/3 miles every 10 minutes.

We use the relation between speed, time, and distance, described by

We have,

Distance =

Time = 10 minutes

By substituting these values into the preceding formula, we get

\text{ miles/min}[/tex]

To express the unit rate in miles per hour, we must multiply by 60.

Thus, the resulting unit rate is

Respuesta:

Crane Company

Informes financieros de junio

a) Costo de bienes disponibles para la venta = $5,250

b) Costo unitario de promedio móvil para:

i) 1 de junio: = $5

ii) 12:  = $4.75

iii) 15: = $4.75

iv) 23:  = $5.75

v) 27:  = $5.25

Explicación paso a paso:

a) Cálculos:

Fecha Explicación Unidades Costo Unitario Costo Total Costo Promedio Móvil

1 de junio Inventario 150 $4 $600 $4.000

12 Compra 450 5 2,250 4.750

15 Venta 500 7 3,500 4.750

23 Compra 400 6 2,400 5.750

27 Venta 420 8 3,360 5.250

30 Inventario 80

Costo de bienes disponibles para la venta = Costo del Inventario Inicial + Costo de Compras = $5,250 + ($600 + 2,250 + 2,400)

b) Costo unitario de promedio móvil para:

i) 1 de junio: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $5 ($600/150)

ii)  12: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $4.75 ($600 + 2,250/600)

iii)  15: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $4.75 ($475/100)

iv)  23: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $5.75 ($475 + 2,400)/500

v)  27: Costo de bienes disponibles/Unidades disponibles = $5.25 ($420/80)

Answer:

stratified random sampling method

Response:f(x)= 9,974.73  (1.05)x

We consider all workers as either full-time or part-time. 36 = 24 + 12 If there are 24 or fewer full-time workers, there must be at least 12 part-time workers. (This conclusion is based on the understanding of sums.) You can formulate the inequality in two steps. First, present and resolve an equation for full-time workers in relation to part-time workers. Then, apply the specified limit on full-time workers. This results in an inequality that can be solved for part-time workers. Let f and p represent full-time and part-time positions, respectively. f + p = 36... given f = 36 - p... subtract p to express f in terms of p. f ≤ 24......... given (36 - p) ≤ 24.... substitute for f. This gives your inequality in terms of p. 36 - 24 ≤ p.... rearranging gives p ≥ 12........ this is the solution to the inequality