Renee is comparing the price of potting soil for her garden. which store offers the lowest price for the soil?
table showing prices and incentives at different stores - first column store, second column regular price, third column incentive. first row store a, regular price 27 dollars and 86 cents, incentive 10 dollar mail-in rebate. second row store b, regular price 22 dollars and 15 cents, incentive coupon for 10 percent off a regular-price item. third row store c, regular price 31 dollars and 97 cents, incentive 5 dollar instant rebate, and 8 dollars off sale

a.
store a

b.
store b

c.
store c
maria plans to use $18,000 to open a savings account with an annual interest rate of 7%. how much more interest will she earn over 6 years if she chooses an account that compounds interest quarterly instead of annually?
interest compounded quarterly: a = p (1 + )4t
interest compounded annually: a = p (1 + r)t
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which should ada include in her list of assets?
choose all answers that are correct.

a.
auto loan balance of $3157

b.
retirement account balance of $294,122

c.
rental property valued at $155,900

d.
balance of $15,621 on her student loan

e.
home equity loan balance of $5159
other expenses are what percentage of monthly net income? use the budget sheet to calculate. round your answer to the nearest whole percent.

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budget sheet for monthly net income of 1560 dollars - first column expense, second column cost in dollars, third column percent of monthly net income unknown (question mark). first row expense housing, cost 650. second row food, cost 280. third row expense utilities, cost 155. fourth row expense transportation, cost 125. fifth row expense savings, cost 150. sixth row expense other, cost 200. final row total expenses, cost 1560.

terry earned $3814 in gross pay over the last 2 weeks. how much income tax will be withheld from his paycheck this pay period? use the table to answer the question.
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2014 weekly tax table with all amounts in dollars and cents unless noted - first column if your taxable income is (first column over, second column but not over), second column and your filing status is single (third column base tax plus fourth column rate times fifth column amount over). first row over 87, but not over 436, base tax blank, rate 10 percent, amount over 87. second row over 436, but not over 1,506, base tax 34.90, rate 15 percent, amount over 436. third row over 1,506, but not over 3,523, base tax 195.40, rate 25 percent, amount over 1,506. fourth row over 3,523, but not over 7,254, base tax 699.65, rate 28 percent, amount over 3,523.