Jane Tarheel is producing “Beat Dook” T-shirts to see outside the Dean Dome before the big game. She plans to sell the t-shirts, which cost her $6 to make, for $12. Rose’s Department Store has offered to purchase any leftover t-shirts for $2. Jane isn’t sure how much demand will exist for her shirts, but she knows it will be between 100 and 300 shirts. Lacking any better information, she assume any value within that range is equally likely (i.e., demand is distributed uniformly between 100 and 300). How many shirts should Jane produce?

As an intern for an office you are tasked with gathering lunch orders and bringing back the receipt for reimbursement. You take orders for a local deli that sells turkey sandwiches and paninis. On Monday, you place an order for 2 turkey sandwiches and 5 paninis that totaled to $61.15. On Tuesday, you place an order for 9 turkey sandwiches and 5 paninis that totaled to $122.4. How much does the deli charge for a turkey sandwich and a panini?

Last year's freshman class at big state university totaled 5,304 students. Of those, 1,257 received a merit scholorship to help offset tuituon costs their freshman year (although the amount varied per student). The amount a student recieved was N($3,443, $450). If the cost of full tuition was $4,500 last year, what percentage of students who recieved a merit scholarship did not recieve enough to cover full tuition? (Round your answer to the nearest whole percent.)

A grade 11 class, on a field trip to Montreal, had lunch in a restaurant. The bill came to $239.25. Four students had birthdays that day, and it was agreed that these four should not have to pay for lunch. The other students had to pay $1 more than if all the students had paid. How many students had lunch?

. Janice receives a check from her parents for $1200, which covers her rent of $675 per month, the electricity of approximately $210 per month, and her car payment of $376 per month.  She also works at a local restaurant and earns roughly $1300 per month after taxes.  Each month, her cell phone costs $210, her car insurance is $184, and she spends about $170 for gas.  She also sells her paintings at the flea market.  On average, she sells about 6 paintings per month for an average of $50 per painting.  Janice has a Hulu account for $45 each month, and her grocery bills average $500 for one month.   List each income source and the monthly amount.       Calculate the total monthly income.       List each expense and the monthly amount.       Calculate the total monthly expenses.       What is the monthly cash flow?     Does Janice have a positive or negative monthly cash flow? What does that mean?       Does Janice have money left to save or spend on luxuries each month? If…

Jennifer took clothes to the cleaners three times last month. First, she brought 2 shirts and 2 pairs of slacks and paid $15.96. Then she brought 6 shirts, 2 pairs of slacks, and 1 sports coat and paid $35.41. Finally, she brought 4 shirts and 2 sports coats and paid $26.94. How much was she charged for each shirt, each pair of slacks, and each sports coat? Jennifer was charged $ for each shirt, $ for each pair of slacks, and $ for each sports coat.

An agent in another firm sold one of your listings for $280,000. Gross commission is 7%. MLS fee is 15%. Your broker gets 40%, the remainder goes to the agents. If an agent from another agency sells the property, the broker split is 50/50 between the two brokers. If sold by another agent from your firm, the selling agent gets 60% in listing agent's firm. Find your commission. Find your commission is you sell your listing.

A. $50.38 B. $41.98 C. $38.96

Last year’s freshman class at Big State University totaled 5,320 students. Of those, 1,262 received a merit scholarship to help offset tuition costs their freshman year (although the amount varied per student). The amount a student received was N($3,450, $480). If the cost of full tuition was $4,050 last year, what percentage of students who received a merit scholarship did not receive enough to cover full tuition? (Round your answer to the nearest whole percent.)

Suppose a company offers you a job which will last only 100 days. The job pays $110 the first day and increases by $2.50 a day. a. What will you earn on the 100h day?