If you are buying at item at a store for a price of $72, and there is a 6.2% tax added on top, what would be the total amount

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the total amount, including the tax, would be $76.464


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Can someone help me solve 5(t+2) please

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This is a simple multiplication, written in a strange form.
 5(t+2) means 5 x t + 5 x 2 which simplifies to:
5t + 10
If it's equal to a number, 0 for example, then with a little rearranging we can find what t is.
5t + 10 = 0,
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Bob has taken out a loan of $15,000 for a term of 48 months (4 years) at an interest rate of 6.5%. Using the amortization table provided, what will be his total finance charge over the course of his loan?Monthly Payment per $1,000 of Principal
Rate 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years 4 Years 5 Years
6.5% $86.30 $44.55 $30.65 $23.71 $19.57
7.0% $86.53 $44.77 $30.88 $23.95 $19.80
7.5% $86.76 $45.00 $31.11 $24.18 $20.04
8.0% $86.99 $45.23 $31.34 $24.41 $20.28
8.5% $87.22 $45.46 $24.65 $24.65 $20.52
9.0% $87.45 $45.68 $31.80 $24.89 $20.76
A.
$355.65
B.
$975.00
C.
$1,682.40
D.
$2,071.20
E.
$17,071.20

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The total finance charge over the course of his loan is $2071.20.

It is required to find the total finance charge.

What is simple & compound interest?

Simple Interest can be defined as the sum paid back for using the borrowed money, over a fixed period of time. Compound Interest can be defined as when the sum principal amount exceeds the due date for payment along with the rate of interest, for a period of time. Formula. S.I. = (P × T × R) ⁄ 100.

Given that:

Loan= $15,000

The table tells you that Bob's monthly payment on a 4-year loan at 6.5% will be 23.71 per thousand borrowed.

The sum of those 48 payments is ...

=48 × $23.71 =

 =$1138.08

That means, Bob pays $138.08 in total finance charge for each $1000 he borrows. He is borrowing 15 times $1000.

so his total finance charge will be

= 15 × $138.08

= $2071.20

Therefore, the total finance charge over the course of his loan is $2071.20.

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D.

$2,071.20

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Two of the angles of a triangle are 65° What is the measure of the third angle? O 65 O 130° O Cat they O 50​

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Answer: The answer is 50°

Step-by-step explanation: 65 + 65=130    180-130=50

A rotating light on top of a lighthouse sends outrays of light in opposite directions. As the beacon
rotates, the ray at an angle 8 makes a spot of light
that moves along the shore. The lighthouse is
located 500 m from the shoreline and makes
one complete rotation every 2 min.
Determine the equation that expresses the
distance, d, in metres, as a function
of time, t, in minutes.

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Answer:

\sf d = 500 \cdot (\theta(t))

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation can be derived using the following trigonometric identity:

That is:

\sf tan(\theta) =( opposite )/( adjacent)

In this case, the opposite side is the distance from the lighthouse to the shoreline and the adjacent side is the distance from the lighthouse to the spot of light on the shoreline (500m)

The angle is equal to the angle of the light beam.

It is changeable according to the time. so,

\sf \theta \textsf{ will be } \theta t

Substituting these values into the trigonometric identity gives us the following equation:

\sf tan(\theta t) = (d)/(500)

Solving for d gives us the following equation:

\sf d = 500 \cdot (\theta(t))

Therefore, the equation to express the distance, d, in metres, as a function of time, t, in minutes is:

\sf d = 500 \cdot (\theta(t))