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Find the monthly payment for the loan. Used-car financing of $100,000 for 20 months at 8.75%.
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The instructions on a carton of chemicals call for mixing fl oz of water, fl oz of chemical No.1, and fl oz of chemical No.2. How many quarts are contained in the final mixture?
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A small plane flies 189 mi in 1.5 h. How fast did the plane fly?
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A CAD drawing shows a bar 2 inches thick, by 4 inches wide, by 30 inches in length, ready to be cut into smaller pieces. Each saw cut wastes of an inch of the bar. How many inch pieces can be cut?
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Find the area of the trapezoid where a and b are the lengths of the bases and h is the perpendicular distance between the bases. Let a = 600 meters, b = 900 meters, and h = 50 meters.
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The cost of one set of four Pirelli P400 Supertouring tires, each 195/65HR15 in size, is . What is the price for each tire?
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A building is ft. by ft. by ft. high. Estimate the cost of heating the building at a rate of $ per 3.
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Find the total piston displacement of a six-cylinder engine if each piston displaces a volume of __________
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A welder needs to complete 130 welds. If 96 have been completed so far, what is the percentage completed? Round to the nearest tenth of a percent if necessary.
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