Ken and Kyle bought a $12 lotto ticket together. Ken contributed $9 and Kyle contributed $3. Their ticket won the jackpot of $600,000
What proportion of the money should Ken receive if the jackpot is shared in the same ratio as their contributions?

Choosing a booth location: your manager is sending two people to work at the conference. she wants a booth that will give your company good visibility for no more than 35% of the total budget ($3000). the conference coordinator just told you there are only five booths left. which booth will you choose? write the inequality that shows how much money you can spend on the booth simplify the inequality that shows how much money you can spend on the booth.

Haley buys 9 pounds of apples for $3. how many pounds of apples can she buy for $1?

An initial investment of $100 is now valued at $150. the annual interest rate is 5%, compounded continuously. the equation 100e0.05t = 150 represents the situation, where t is the number of years the money has been invested. about how long has the money been invested? use your calculator and round to the nearest whole number. years