Answer:
<u>If the amount is P, with the interest rate of 12%, the interest over the year is:</u>
<u>In this case the quarterly interest rate is:</u>
<u>With the same amount and 3% quarterly rate, the yearly interest would be:</u>
<u>The quarterly interest rate in this case is:</u>
If the quarterly interest rate is r, it should be little less than 3% to yield a 12% yearly rate.
So Kraig is wrong.
Answer:
Abel receives $60, and Cedric receives $120
Step-by-step explanation:
Let Abel's share = A
Let Cedric's share = C
we are given the following
A + C = 180 - - - - - (1) (Abel and Cedric will share a total of $180)
(Abel will receive half as much as Cedric. )
from equation 2:
putting this value of C in eqn (3) into eqn (1)
A + (2A) = 180
3A = 180
∴ A = 180 ÷ 3 = 60
to find C, let us replace the value of A in eqn (3) with 60
C = 2A - - - - (3)
C = 2 × 60
C = 120
Therefore, Abel receives $60, and Cedric receives $120
Substitute answers in, a = 3 and b = 2.
(3^2 - 2^2)/(3+2)
= (9-4)/5
= 5/5
= 1
<span>cost of two pair of jeans- $55
cost of belt-$ 5.85
tax- $5.85
total bill- $67.8
as sue paid $70 to the cashier for the bill amount so she will get $2.2 change in return.</span>
Any number less than -3, so -3.5, -4, -5, -6, -6.35368, -7, etc.
