Select the best choice for each question.

Rita used her van at work for 25 % of the 26,112 miles she drove last year. Her employer reimbursed work mileage at 28(!: a mile. What reimbursement did Rita receive?

A. $1,958.40 B.$6,528 C. $5,483.52 D.$7,311.36 E. $1,827.84

Select the best choice for each question.

The monthly rent on a 4,000 sq. ft. office is $12,000. The sales area is 1,400 sq. ft. Rent is allocated on the basis of space used . What amount of monthly rent is charged to sales?

A.$350 B. $4,850 C.$4,200 D. $8,570 E.$3,600

A magazine has 45,000 subscribers. What is the cost per subscriber of an ad that costs $3,890, to the nearest tenth of a cent?

The cost of advertising during a fifteen-minute radio news program is $150 a day. What amount would an advertiser pay for one ad daily during the month of March?

Select the best choice for each question.

A hunting cap originally priced at $18.29 was marked down 15 % for a preseason sale. What is the selling price of the cap?

A.$18.14 B. $13.72 C.$2.74 D. $15.55 E.$21.03

A weekly newspaper charges $82 a column inch and one column width. What is the cost of an ad that runs 2 column inches and 2 column widths?

Of the 600,000 gallons of gasoline sold annuall y in a town, 34% are sold by Blue's Garage. What are Blue's gasoline sales for a year?

A hardware chain 's total annual sales were estimated to be $5,200,000 out of a total of$18,000,000 in estimated sales of all hardware stores in an area. What market share does the chain have, to the nearest tenth percent?

Select the best choice for each question.

A commercial-grade riding lawnmower that costs $10,800 is estimated to depreciate 13 % a year. What is the book value of the mower at the end of the first year?

A.$1,404 B. $9,396 C.$8,619 D. $12,204 E.$3,348

Sales of a security scanner were 240 in a test market. There are an estimated 54 similar sized markets in the United States and another 280 in foreign countries. What are the expected unit sales for the scanner when it is marketed worldwide?

A friend has just graduated from high school and is looking at two job offers. One pays $12.50 an hour for a 40-hour week. The other pays$14 an hour for a 40-hour week. The friend thinks the choice is a no-brainer. The $14 an hour job pays more and so he should take that job. Write a letter to your friend to explain what other job factors should be examined before making the decision

Compare the boxed quantity in Column A with the boxed quantity in Column B. Choose the best answer. A. The quantity in Column A is greater. B. The quantity in Column B is greater. C The two quantities are equal. D. The relationship cannot be determined from the information given. Compare the quantities for $x \neq 0$.

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Janice Barton is an assembler in a factory and is paid $1.25 for each handheld radio she assembles. During one week, Janice assembled these radio: 65 on Monday, 72 on Tuesday, 70 on Wednesday, and 68 on Thursday. How many radios must Janice assemble on Friday to earn$425 for the week?

A shipping department has five workers: a supervisor who is paid $484 a week, and four other workers who are paid$390, $410,$425, and $430 a week. What is the average weekly pay for shipping department workers?