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That means that we must first obtain x, then we replace x in the function to get y, so:
Answer: V=(-4 , -4)
Answer:
a = $31.23 per month
b = $20.83 per month
c = 249.98 = $249.98 interest charges
= $624-249.98 = 374.02 profit part decrease 8% inc.
d = 35.35%
e = Answer is in the name; basic payment is a contract which means whilst account remains open charges are requested without fail. Should balance be less or on zero, charges are still applied.
Step-by-step explanation:
2500 x 1.2499 = interest only for start month 13 =3124.75
3124.75/ 100 x 1.08 = 8% of this = 249.98 each year.
We only have to divide each by 12 to work out monthly individual charges and subtract to find out payments.
3124.75 - 249.98 = 2874.77 = Total after charges each year.
249.98/12 = 20.83 = monthly charges.
3124.75- 2500 = 624.75 payments each year
624.75/12 = 52.06 month 1 payment before charge
52.06-20.83 =31.23 total minimum payment
2500 + 249.98
Percentage = 200:600 = 1/3 33% + (comparing to ratio 10:25 closer to 40%)
We find ratio 200:600= 33.33 + 49.995/24.75 = 2.02
33+2.02 = 35.35%
Answer: 0.15km/min and 0.3km in 2 mins
Step-by-step explanation:
Given Data:
Cyclists speed = 9km/hr
1. Some traveling 60 km/h is traveling one km/min
60/60= 1 km/min
Rate in km/min
= 9km/hr / 60min
= 3/20 km/min
= 0.15 km/min
Kilometers travelled in 2mins
= 2 / 60
= 1 / 30
= 9km/hr * 1 / 30
= 9 / 30
= 0.3 km in 2mins
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
x is greater or equal to 13
The correct answer is E. A fundamental basis of regression analysis is the assumption of the existence of two independent variables for every dependent variable.
Regression analysis is a statistical method that examines the dependence of a response variable on selected explanatory variables.
When studying the dependence between quantities and trying to describe a given functional dependence on a given formula, it is assumed that the dependence consists of a precisely determinable component and a random component. The relationship with this assumption is called the regression model.
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