Absolute Value and Linear Inequalities in Financial Context — Quiz Answers

An investor will change plans when the difference between a property's estimated value and its original appraised value is defined by the inequality |x−184,653|≥(0.22)⁢(184,653) Based on the inequality, which statement is true?

An investor will change plans when the difference between a property's estimated value and its original appraised value is defined by the inequality |x−184,653|≥(0.22)⁢(184,653) Based on the inequality, which statement is true?

An investor owns 400 shares of a stock. The investor’s broker charges $⁢9.09 per transaction. The investor wants to collect at least $⁢8,086 upon selling all of the shares. If x is the price per share, which inequality represents the price per share at which the investor should sell to meet the goal? Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary.

An investor is evaluating a potential apartment complex based on its monthly cash flow. The difference of the amount collected in rent from the apartments in the complex, x , for 12 months and the annual expenses of $⁢180,766 needs to be more than $⁢12,532 for the investment to be worthwhile. Write the solution set showing the possible values of collected rent for a profitable investment. Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary. Enter your answer in the box.

The inequality |x−106.50|≤10.65 represents the recommended buying range per ton of a commodity depending on varying future costs. Complete the statements by entering your answers in the boxes.

The sale of one investor’s stock depending on the number of shares sold can be represented by the inequality 45.67⁢x−6.50≥16,899 Which statement is true about the purchase, based on the inequality? Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary.

One investor’s stock purchase depending on the price per share can be represented by the inequality 250⁢x+5.99<13,543 Which statement is true about the purchase, based on the inequality? Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary.

An employee deposits $⁢58.72 per paycheck into a retirement account. Which solution set represents the number of paychecks at which the account’s net (considering both the fee and the deposits) meets at least the minimum of these goals? Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary

An employee deposits $⁢58.72 per paycheck into a retirement account. Which solution set represents the number of paychecks at which the account’s net (considering both the fee and the deposits) meets at least the minimum of these goals? Round to the nearest hundredth if necessary