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One member of each team will face off and answer a question on their own ($100). The team that wins the face off will have the first chance to answer the group question. If that group does not have the correct answer the fastest correct team will get the money-$300

X = 5/3

3x ¼ – 2x

10 8 or 100,000,000

y = 8

-4

Not Possible

X = 48

X =3

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x = 7

X = 1.159

Suppose you invest $1.00 at 6% annual interest. Calculate the amount you would have after one year if compounded quarterly. $1.0614

Suppose you invest $1.00 at 6% annual interest. Calculate the amount you would have after one year if compounded continuously. $1.0618

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