Greg and Sharon own neighboring cornfields. Greg harvested 0.4 acre of corn on Monday, and Sharon harvested 0.1 acre. How many more acres did Greg harvest than Sharon? Answer:

41. Kathleen and Glenn decide that this is the year to begin getting serious about saving for their retirement by participating in their employers' 401k plans. As aresult, they each have $3000 of their salary set aside in their qualified plans.
0*0.20 = 800. Answer: $800. b. Joel is under 18 at the end of the year, so he is not eligible for the credit. Answer: $0.

Devon's total income rises from $35 to $55, ceteris paribus. Given that Devon changes his of choice of windsurfing and snorkeling, what is his income elasticity for windsurfing?
The correct answer is 0.64. However, I do not know the steps to find this value.
As the total utility for windsurfing is higher, than for snorkeling, Devon will increase spending time only for windsurfing.
3. draw a diagram where there is both surplus and a shortage of supply?

Two stones are thrown simultaneously, one straight upward from the base of a cliff and the other straight downward from the top of the cliff. The height of the cliff is 6.69 m. The stones are thrown with the same speed of 9.97 m/s. After what time do the stones cross paths?
-9.8t2 = 6.69 getting negative time…?
the correct answer is 0.335 seconds. I think I am messing up my directions and signs for my vectors… any help?

Joe’s code has 20 bugs. If Joe fixes 2 bugs per hour for 8 hours, how many bugs does Joe’s code have now? Answer: 27.

A farmer keeps three types of animals on his farm: cows, pigs and horses. Can you guess how many of each animal he has based on the following information?
ANSWER: 3 cows, 2 pigs and 1 horse.
Replacing Pigs with 2 in equations 1 and 3 will give you the number of Horses and Cows.

What’s your favorite campfire food? Here at Mathnasium we’re partial s’mores. Not just because they taste soooo delicious, or because they’re great fun to make, but also because they’re ideal for practicing math skills! Yes, you read that right, marshmallows and math skills go hand in hand. This week’s word problem challenge provides a fun and foodie opportunity to practice volume, percent, multiplication, and other middle school math skills.
Question: An unroasted marshmallow has a volume of 0.25π cubic inches. After Andrew roasts the marshmallow over a campfire, its volume is 150% its original volume. What is the post-roast volume of the marshmallow?
Go ahead and give it a try. Take your time, and when you’re ready, check below for the solution.
Solution: To find 150% of 0.25π, we can multiply the 1.5 by 0.25 and then by π: 1.5 multiplied by 0.25 is 0.375, and 0.375 multiplied by π is 0.375π. So, the volume of the roasted marshmallow is 0.375π cubic inches.

22 divided by what equals 43?
22 divided by what equals 43?
22 divided by what equals 43? In other words, you have 22 and you divide it by something and then you get 43. What is that something?
Thus, the answer to "22 divided by what equals 43?" is 0.512.
Note that our answers are rounded to the nearest thousandth if necessary. You can divide 22 by 0.512 to check that we got the right answer.
22 divided by what equals 44?

How do you explain racism to children? What are young Americans facing as they grow into adulthood? Nydia Han has some heavy conversations with the next generation.

A risk manager is calculating the VaR of a fund with a data set of 25 weekly returns.
The mean and standard deviation of weekly returns are 7%and 10%,respectively.
what is the standard deviation of the mean of the weekly returns?
we must divide the standard deviation of the weekly returns by the square root of the sample size.
Therefore the correct answer is 10%/sqrt(25)=2%.

A solution of sodium chloride contains 500 mg of sodium chloride made up to 100 mL with water. Express this solution as a percentage.
Answer is D, all respondents got the answer, but we shall only reward Clement and O’can.

Gregory built seven motorcycles. He sells each for $900.00. How much money did Gregory earn selling his motorcycles?
Albert sent a letter to his penpal everyday for the entire month of January and February. How many letters did Albert send his penpal?
Answer: Albert sent his penpal 59 letters.
Calvin owns a restaurant. He pays $1,200.00 a month in rent. How much rent does Calvin pay a year?
Answer: Calvin pays $14,400.00 in rent a year.
Gina pays $80.00 for cable service a month. How much money does Gina pay for cable a year?
Answer: Gina pays $960.00 for cable a year.
If Nelson drives 55 miles per hour hour, how long will it take him to reach Miami, Florida, 165 miles away?
Answer: It will take Nelson 3 hours.
William is a chef and cooked three different dishes. He sold them to his friend Nilda for $60.00 each. How much money did William earn?

As a rule, one centimeter of rain is equal to how much snow?
Answer: b) Typically, one centimeter of rain equals 10 centimeters of snow. This varies somewhat according to the snow’s moisture content, but it’s the norm.

Khair is situated at 27.95° North latitude, 77.83° East longitude and 186 meters elevation above the sea level.
Khair is a small city in India, having about 30,173 inhabitants.
The map of Khair enables you to safely navigate to, from and through Khair.
More, the satellite view of Khair lets you see full topographic details around your actual location or virtually explore the streets of Khair from your home.
Use your GPS sensor to get directions in Khair or to find a specific place in Khair.
How to plan an awesome holiday trip to Khair on your own: 10 travel tips!
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Education: Orca believe in empowering our readers and explaining financial terms in an easy straight to the point way. We understand that half the battle is understanding the concepts, our mantra is not just to take your money and not teach you but to educate you, this website is built on the value of taking complex financial terms and breaking them down for all of us to understand, consider this the Orca language.
Financial literacy is a major problem in the United States according to Forbes “Only 57% of Americans are financially literate.” That is based off understanding terms like; inflation, interest and diversification. We are ranked 14th in the world in financial literacy behind countries like Norway and Germany. And finally we have movies like “Wolf of Wall Street” and the “The Big Short”, that show how corrupt the industry is. The problem is that the financial industry uses complex terms that confuse the average American, and the average American often gets sick to their stomachs when they think about money.
A lot of due to a lack of financial literacy. Once you feel comfortable understanding the terms that are being used and how things like compound interest and taxes work, then you can feel empowered about your finances. (YAY NO MORE SICK FEELING) We here at Orca want to help empower our clients and readers when it comes to finance and we plan on taking a unique approach to educating our consumers by explaining terms in everyday concepts that we all can relate to.
Finally, if you want a topic explained or to challenge us here at Orca, send us a message here, and we will address your topic and break it down in the Orca Language for you.
1. Suppose you have some money. Is it safer to put your money into one business or investment, or to put your money into multiple businesses or investments?
3. Suppose you need to borrow 100 US dollars. Which is the lower amount to pay back in one year: 105 US dollars or 100 US dollars plus three percent?
5. Suppose you had 100 US dollars in a savings account and the bank adds 10 percent per year to the account. How much money would you have in the account after five years if you did not remove any money from the account?
Answers: 1: b. 2: b. 3: b. 4: a. 5: a.

Who controls financial education in America?
1. How much is spent per-person in the U.S. on consumer financial education?
Answer: Nonprofit groups, which spend $472 million a year on consumer financial education. This is almost four times the amount spent by the federal government.

Proceedings of the Fifteenth International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Statistics, PMLR 22:1108-1116, 2012.
When building priors over trees for Bayesian hierarchical models, there is a tension between maintaining desirable theoretical properties such as infinite exchangeability and important practical properties such as the ability to increase the depth of the tree to accommodate new data. We resolve this tension by presenting a family of infinitely exchangeable priors over discrete tree structures that allows the depth of the tree to grow with the data, and then showing that our family contains all hierarchical models with certain mild symmetry properties. We also show that deep hierarchical models are in general intimately tied to a process called a martingale, and use Doob’s martingale convergence theorem to demonstrate some unexpected properties of deep hierarchies.
%X When building priors over trees for Bayesian hierarchical models, there is a tension between maintaining desirable theoretical properties such as infinite exchangeability and important practical properties such as the ability to increase the depth of the tree to accommodate new data. We resolve this tension by presenting a family of infinitely exchangeable priors over discrete tree structures that allows the depth of the tree to grow with the data, and then showing that our family contains all hierarchical models with certain mild symmetry properties. We also show that deep hierarchical models are in general intimately tied to a process called a martingale, and use Doob’s martingale convergence theorem to demonstrate some unexpected properties of deep hierarchies.
AB  - When building priors over trees for Bayesian hierarchical models, there is a tension between maintaining desirable theoretical properties such as infinite exchangeability and important practical properties such as the ability to increase the depth of the tree to accommodate new data. We resolve this tension by presenting a family of infinitely exchangeable priors over discrete tree structures that allows the depth of the tree to grow with the data, and then showing that our family contains all hierarchical models with certain mild symmetry properties. We also show that deep hierarchical models are in general intimately tied to a process called a martingale, and use Doob’s martingale convergence theorem to demonstrate some unexpected properties of deep hierarchies.

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