Math 205

Problems #65 - #94 from page 311. Please provide your answer after each problem and submit the file with your answers through Blackboard.

Directions: Work out the following problems on a separate piece of paper. Show ALL work and circle your answers.

Halee set up a lemonade and cookie stand at the end of her street. She is selling lemonade for $0.25 per cup and cookies for $0.25 each. She sells 15 cookies and 35 cups of lemonade. Her total sales can be represented by the expression shown.

Problems like the following will be included on the final exam. Your instructor may indicate

Sales (in $ 1000s)= 16,020.78118 + 149.15175 * %spanishsp – 44.16538 * %dryers – 112.48017 * %freezer – 79.84655 * %sch0-8 + 9,393.82229 * comtype1 + 3,802.26442 * comtype2 – 3,123.24462 * comtype7

The set is made up of a door, a rostrum box (car), another two rostrum boxes (dining table), two chairs, and one table (lounge room), another rostrum box (bed) phone, two flight of stairs going in together (one goes up one goes down), cups x2

4. Total conversion cost = $128,000 + $16,000 + $9,000 + $64,000 + $41,000 + $35,000 + $46,000 = $339,000

Provide detailed descriptions and show all calculations used to arrive at solutions for the following questions:

I chose 3 firearms to keep my base safe from enemies and to hunt for food. Then I also got 7 pots and 7 pans to cook my food. I also got 1 plow to plow my garden. Also, I

Many fun and highly detailed accessories such as a barbecue, ice cream freezer, store rack, patio tables, lounge chair, observation deck chairs, glasses, hot dogs, bushes and flowers

Answer each problem thoroughly. Each problem is worth 10 points. Make sure to provide detailed explanations for each part of each problem.

Jet Skis are a vehicle and therefore a mode of transportation, similar to a car. The value of a car in most cases decreases as time of ownership increases, this goes the same for a Jetski itselves. As time goes on the Jetski is more worn out and outdated compared to more new and improved Jet Skis. If someone is using these Jet Skis then the price would decrease at a even higher rate as using the equipment would increase the time it takes for it to wear out for example the engine of the Jetski would begin rusting and stop running as efficiently therefore the Jetski would not be worth as much as it used to be. This would consistently decrease over the years till the Jetski reached a very low amount of money. Jet Skis have many different brands, some more common than others and some more expensive or rare. If a rare Jetski is owned then price should go up as

Using the sample data given in Table 2-20, make a recommendation for how many units of each style Wally should make during the initial phase of production. Assume that all of the 10 styles in the sample problem are made in Hong Kong and that Wally’s initial production commitment must be at least 10,000 units. Ignore price differences among styles in your initial analysis.

Choosing the most realistic option of the sales prices is conditional. For instance, if the useful life was determined based upon the actual usage of the airplanes and the usage differed, then it is safe to assume that the sales prices would differ. If that were the case, then sales price I would be the most realistic option. If the usage were the same or nearly the same for each plane, the planes should be equal in value and sales price II would be the most reasonable option. Based upon the limited information given in this example, it would be prudent to assume that all the planes are equal in value; therefore, sales price II should be used.

Response of Blood Flow through Stenotic Artery with variable Viscosity- A Non-Newtonian Fluid Model A Dissertation report submitted for the partial fulfillment of the award of degree of Master of Science In Mathematics Submitted By Shailja Gautam ROLL NO. 115258