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koban [17]
2 years ago
8

Please solve this for me thank you!

Mathematics
2 answers:
melamori03 [73]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

620.14

Step-by-step explanation:

Original Equation:

\frac{4y}{1.025^4}+y-2y(1.05)^2=1500

Calculate exponents

\frac{4y}{1.103812890625}+y-2y(1.1025)=1500\\

Simplify:

3.6238025791990193084270042653997y + y - 2.205y = 1500

Add like terms

2.4188025791990193084270042653997y \approx 1500

Divide both sides by 7.012

y\approx 213.91y\approx620.14

ryzh [129]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

y = $620.14 (nearest cent)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given equation:

\dfrac{4y}{1.025^4}+y-2y(1.05)^2=\$1,500

Factor out y from the left side:

\implies y\left(\dfrac{4}{1.025^4}+1-2(1.05)^2\right)=\$1,500

Carry out the arithmetic operations inside the parentheses by following the <u>order of operations</u> PEMDAS:

Calculate the <u>exponents</u>:

\implies y\left(\dfrac{4}{1.103812891...}+1-2(1.1025)\right)=\$1,500

Carry out the <u>multiplication and division</u> from left to right:

\implies y\left(3.623802579...+1-2.205\right)=\$1,500

Carry out the <u>addition and subtraction</u> from left to right:

\implies y\left(4.623802579...-2.205\right)=\$1,500

\implies y\left(2.418802579...\right)=\$1,500

Finally, divide both sides by the coefficient of y to isolate y:

\implies \dfrac{y\left(2.418802579...\right)}{2.418802579...}=\dfrac{\$1,500}{2.418802579...}

\implies y=\$620.141558...

Therefore, y = $620.14 (nearest cent)

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