Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the slope between any two points, we can use the following slope formula:
Let (-7, -1) be (x₁, y₁) and let (3, 8) be (x₂, y₂). Substitute them into the slope formula:
Evaluate:
Therefore, the slope between the two points is 9/10.
Amount Financed: $2,650
Finance Charge: $484.69
Number of Payments: 36
(Finance Charge)/(Amount Financed)*100$=($484.69)/($2,650)*100$
(Finance Charge)/(Amount Financed)*100$=(0.1829)*100$
(Finance Charge)/(Amount Financed)*100$=$18.29
In the row of number of Payments 36, we look for:
(Finance Charge)/(Amount Financed)*100$=$18.29, and we see to which annual porcentage rate it corresponds in the first row
Answer: 11.25%
Remember, you can do anything to an equation as long as you do it to both sides
and when multiply or divide by a negative in inequalities, flip the direction of the sign
12x-39<9
add 39 to both sides
12x<48
divde bothh sides by 12
x<4
-4x+3<-6
minus 3 both sides
-4x<-9
times both sides by -1 and flip sign
4x>9
divide both sides by 4
x>9/4
2x=35
x=17,5
That the answer
