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2 years ago

Can somebody help me I am a lil confused with the equation

Mathematics

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blagie [28]2 years ago

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Answer:

a) 7000 x 1.06^t

b) 11156

Step-by-step explanation:

a) This is quite a case of compound interest where you begin with a value (7000) and every year (t) it goes up by a set amount (6%). To mathematically convert this you put 7000 at the start and you convert the 6% into 1.06 since 0.06 is the amount it increases by and the 1 adds the 0.06 to the previous value. The 't' makes it so each year the value increases so 1.06^t where t is 2 would mean 1.06 x 1.06 which is basically what happens every year.

b) Since it is 8 years later (2008 - 2000), you substitute t for 8 to find the range which is 7000 x 1.06^8 = 11156.9365 which rounds down to 11156 as that's what you do when talking with whole numbers as a new fox isn't quite there yet.

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