Ken spent 1/4 of his money and an additional $6 on a number of CDs. He then spent 3/5 of the remaining money and an additional $12 on magazines. Given that he was left with $18, what fraction of his money was spent on magazines?

Two people contributed to their IRA. One person had a FV  total of -$1,452 and the other had a FV total of $1,929. Why was one person able to save a great deal more than the other?

Ralph has two accounts with South Trust National Bank. Over the summer, he mows lawns and deposits his earnings weekly into his savings account. Ralph also eats out every day and uses the money in his checking account to pay for his meals. Besides these two transactions, he does not deposit or withdraw funds from either of these accounts.The amount in his savings account over time is represented in the table below. He spends$50 on food each week, and after three weeks, he has $1,600 in his checking account. Ralph Saving Account   Weeks Total Amount 0   2 700 6 1100 12 1700   Part A How much money was in his saving account initially (at week zero)?  Show how you determine your answer.   Part B Create an equation to model Ralph’s savings account and create another equation to model Ralph’s checking account.  After how many weeks will he have more money in his saving account?

George has chosen to buy a new car with a cost of $21, 760 before taxes. Find the cost of the car inclusive of HST. Enter a numeric value only, rounded to 2 decimals places. An answer of $100 should be entered as 100.00.