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Personal Finance A. sales tax B. withholding tax C. biweekly D. property tax E. tax F. loss G. discount H. net price I. overhead J. receipt K. income L. deposit M. interest N. passbook O collateral P. default Q endorse R. quarterly S. mortgage T. stock Security Does not pay. A tax on things you buy. A tax on real estate or personal property. Amount of money subtracted from the sales price. Amount of money earned. Every two weeks. Expenses such as heat, lights, and salaries. To sign a check on the back on the left-handed end. Every three months. A part ownership of a company due to money invested. Income tax withheld from each paycheck and sent to the state or federal government. A written claim to some piece of property. A sum of money placed on a person, property, or income of an individual by a government. The cost of overhead minus the selling price. Money put into an account. Record book for a savings account. Price paid after the discount is subtracted. Charge made for using another's money. A sales slip that is marked paid. Fractions-Measurement A. centi- B. improper fraction C. numerator D. liter E. mixed number F. denominator G. gram H. meter I. deci- J. milli- K. least common denominator The top term of a fraction. The bottom term of a fraction. One tenth. The basic unit of weight in the metric system: equal to 0.35 ounces. A number containing a whole number and a fraction. The smallest number that can be divided by two or more different denominators. One hundredth. Basic unit of volume in the metric system, equal to 1.057 quarts. A fraction whose numerator is equal to or greater than the denominator. One thousandth. Basic unit of length in the metric system, equal to 39.37 inches.
Personal Finance A. sales tax B. withholding tax C. biweekly D. property tax E. tax F. loss G. discount H. net price I. overhead J. receipt K. income L. deposit M. interest N. passbook O collateral P. default Q endorse R. quarterly S. mortgage T. stock Security Does not pay. A tax on things you buy. A tax on real estate or personal property. Amount of money subtracted from the sales price. Amount of money earned. Every two weeks. Expenses such as heat, lights, and salaries. To sign a check on the back on the left-handed end. Every three months. A part ownership of a company due to money invested. Income tax withheld from each paycheck and sent to the state or federal government. A written claim to some piece of property. A sum of money placed on a person, property, or income of an individual by a government. The cost of overhead minus the selling price. Money put into an account. Record book for a savings account. Price paid after the discount is subtracted. Charge made for using another's money. A sales slip that is marked paid. Fractions-Measurement A. centi- B. improper fraction C. numerator D. liter E. mixed number F. denominator G. gram H. meter I. deci- J. milli- K. least common denominator The top term of a fraction. The bottom term of a fraction. One tenth. The basic unit of weight in the metric system: equal to 0.35 ounces. A number containing a whole number and a fraction. The smallest number that can be divided by two or more different denominators. One hundredth. Basic unit of volume in the metric system, equal to 1.057 quarts. A fraction whose numerator is equal to or greater than the denominator. One thousandth. Basic unit of length in the metric system, equal to 39.37 inches.
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1 May 2019