6:222::8:?
a)520
b)596
c)496
d)529
explanation please
Answers
Step-by-step explanation:
2+2+2=6
5+2+9=16
6÷6=1
16÷8=2
so 529 is the correct answer
Answer:
529
Step-by-step explanation:
History of 529 plans
The first 529 plan was a prepaid tuition plan established by the Michigan Education Trust (MET) in 1986.
529 plans are named after Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), which was added in 1996 to authorize tax-free status for 'qualified tuition programs'. Earnings in 529 plans accumulate on a tax-deferred basis and distributions are not taxed federally when used for qualified higher education expenses. The definition of qualified higher education expenses was expanded in 2015 to include computers, in 2017 to include up to $10,000 annually in K-12 tuition and in 2019 to include student loan payments and costs of apprenticeship programs.
Can you use a 529 plan for any college?
You can invest in almost any state 529 plan, not just your own state’s 529 plan. 529 plans can be used to pay for college costs at any qualified college nationwide. In most plans, your choice of college is not affected by the state that sponsored your 529 college savings plan. You can be a California resident, invest in a Vermont plan and send your student to college in North Carolina. You can use your 529 plan at more than 6,000 U.S. colleges and universities and more than 400 foreign colleges and universities. Check to see if your institution is eligible under 529 rules.