Alissa used the quantitative reasoning process to

Question 33: (1 point)
Alissa used the Quantitative Reasoning Process to create a plan to pay off her car loan of $5,460. The interest rate on her loan is 3.225%
annually and she plans to make monthly payments of $98.656 for 5 years. Complete month 1 of the amortization table below. What is the
Ending Balance for Month 1?
Month Beginning Balance Payment: To Interest Payment: To Principal Ending Balance
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2
3
(a) $5460.
(b) $5445.33
(c) $5361.34
(d) $5376.02
(e) $5537.43
Question 34: (1 point)
Joseph used the Quantitative Reasoning Procees to create a plan to pay off his student loans of $2,120. The interest rate on his
loan is 1.5% annually and he plans to make monthly payments of $19.04 for 10 years. Complete months 1 and 2 of the amortization table
below.
How much of Joseph's payment goes to Interest in Month 2?
Month Beginning Balance Payment: To Interest Payment: To Principal Ending Balance
1
2 ??
3
(Round your FINAL answer to the nearest cent.)
$____________

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Question 35: (1 point)
In the graph below, which point represents the greatest rate of change of the function?
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Question 36: (1 point)
Which point below marks the place where the exponential function has a rate of change equal to the constant rate of change of the line?
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Question 37: (1 point)
Which of the following situations represents a variable rate of change?
Question 38: (1 point)
Consider the following two graphs:
Graph A:
Graph B:
Which of the following statements is true?
(a) Both graphs represent variable rates of change.
(b) Both graphs represent constant rates of change.
(c) Graph A represents a variable rate of change and Graph B represents a constant rate of change.
(d) Graph A represents a constant rate of change and Graph B represents a variable rate of change.
(e) Neither of the graphs represent either variable or constant rates of change.

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