单选题When the author’s company started operation, he had ______.A$ 450,000B$400,000C$ 350,000D$ 300,000
单选题
When the author’s company started operation, he had ______.
A
$ 450,000
B
$400,000
C
$ 350,000
D
$ 300,000
参考解析
解析：
第一段提到“公司的‘燃烧速率’是一个月75,000美元。在我的公司成立四个月之后，银行账户上的余额只剩下启动资金的四分之一了。”这是道计算题。每月花75,000美元，四个月花300,000美元。300,000美元占总资金的四分之三，可得总资金是400,000美元。故选B。
第一段提到“公司的‘燃烧速率’是一个月75,000美元。在我的公司成立四个月之后，银行账户上的余额只剩下启动资金的四分之一了。”这是道计算题。每月花75,000美元，四个月花300,000美元。300,000美元占总资金的四分之三，可得总资金是400,000美元。故选B。
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