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What if your firm wants to purchase a 50000 dollar computer no money down the 50000 will be paid off in 10 equal end of year payments at 8 percent interest what are the annual end of year payments?
5400.00
What 30 percent of 1004?
30% percent of 1004 is the same as asking "What is 10% x 3 of 1004?" 10% of any number can be found my simply moving the decimal point one place to the left. Example: 10% of 100 is 10. 0 and 10% of 50000 is 5000.0. 30% of 1004 is 100.4. 100.4 x 3 = 301.2
How many tens in 50000?
There are: 5000*10 = 50000
What is 50000 by 100 million?
50000×100000000 = 5×10¹²
What percent of a year is 10 months?
82%
What is ten percent of 50000 dollars?
10%=.1 .1*$50000=$5000
What percent of americans make over 50000?
less than 31 percent of all americans make $50000
How much is 50000 plus 10 percent?
55,000
What is ten percent of 50000?
10% of 50,000 is 5,000.
What if your firm wants to purchase a 50000 dollar computer no money down the 50000 will be paid off in 10 equal end of year payments at 8 percent interest what are the annual end of year payments?
5400.00
How much is 10 percent on 500000?
0.1(500000)= 50000
What percentage of Americans have 50000 in a saving account?
10 percent
What is 10 percent of 50000?
500x.1=50Quick check-50x10=500It is 50
How many eights are in one hole?
50000
Is employee hired at an annual salary of 50000 for 12 month entitled to the same 50000 salary if the employer changes to a 10 month annual year?
No. That is an accounting year or fiscal year. Wishful thinking!
What 30 percent of 1004?
30% percent of 1004 is the same as asking "What is 10% x 3 of 1004?" 10% of any number can be found my simply moving the decimal point one place to the left. Example: 10% of 100 is 10. 0 and 10% of 50000 is 5000.0. 30% of 1004 is 100.4. 100.4 x 3 = 301.2
Suppose an economy's real GDP is 50000 in year 1 and 55000 year 2 what is the growth rate of its GDP?
To calculate the GDP growth rate, use the formula: ((\text{GDP in Year 2} - \text{GDP in Year 1}) / \text{GDP in Year 1} \times 100). Substituting in the values: ((55000 - 50000) / 50000 \times 100 = 10%). Therefore, the growth rate of the economy's GDP from Year 1 to Year 2 is 10%.
