Answer:
its no big deal
Step-by-step explanation:
no big deal.
123 rounded to the nearest hundred is 100 i believe
The initial amount of the money is £11,000 and the interest is 3.9% per year for first 3 years and then 4.5% after that. If Dan invests it for 7 years, that means the interest would be 3 years of 3.9% and 4 years of 4.5%.
The calculation would be:
total money= initial amount * interestrate1 * interest 2
total money= £11000 *(100%+3.9%)^3<span>*(100%+4.5%)^4
</span>total money= £11000 *(103.9%)^3 * (104.5%)^4
total money= £11000 * <span>1.121622319 </span>* 1.1925186
total money= £14,713.11
Answer:
2x + y = -4
Step-by-step explanation:
standard form of equation of straight line is
ax+by = c
that is terms containing x and y should be on LHS and constant term should be on RHS
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Given equation
y + 1 = - 2x - 3
lets bring -2x on LHS ,
add 2x on lHS and RHS
y + 1 + 2x = - 2x - 3 + 2x
=> y + 1 + 2x = -3
on lHS, 1 is there which constant term lets bring it on RHS
subtract 1 from both sides
y + 1 + 2x - 1= -3 -1
y + 2x = -4
rearranging it
2x + y = -4 (Answer)
Answer:
x=3
(Do not write a character less than what I have written; 3 is not the answer but x=3 is the answer.)
Step-by-step explanation:
Parabolas have a axis of symmetry; this is the line they are symmetrical about.
The line of symmetry will always go through the vertex.
Since your question says it is a function the line will be vertical and will be of the form x=a number.
The number is determine by the x-coordinate of the vertex.
I know the vertex of your problem is (3,-1) because it says that is the minimum point of the graph. The vertex of a parabola will always be it's maximum (this parabola is open down) or minimum (this parabola is open up).
So the axis of symmetry is just:
x=3.
You must actually write x=3.
3 is not the answer.
x=3 is the answer.
Little note down here:
(If it had said the parabola wasn't a function, the axis of symmetry would have been horizontal and therefore of the form y=a number where the number was the y-coordinate of the vertex.)
