Over the last 16 years Johanna saved some of her pay each month. She now has $46000. She decided to invest some of it at 5.25%

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goldfiish [28.3K]1 year ago

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Answer:

what is the question?

do you have to find how much she is investing?

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sec Ф=⁺₋√(169/25)=⁺₋13/5

sec Ф=1/cos Ф ⇒cosФ=1/sec Ф
cos Ф>0 ⇔ sec Ф>0 ⇔ sec Ф=+ 13/5

cos Ф=1/secФ
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sin²Ф + cos²Ф=1 ⇒ sin Ф=⁺₋√(1-cos² Ф)
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tan Ф=sin Ф / cos Ф
12/5=sin Ф / 5/13
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