Find a polynomial of degree n that has only the given zero(s). x= -7,1,2 n=4
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We are asked to determine the present value of an annuity that is paid at the end of each period. Therefore, we need to use the formula for present value ordinary, which is:
Where:
Since the interest is compounded semi-annually this means that it is compounded 2 times a year, therefore, k = 2. Now we need to convert the interest rate into decimal form. To do that we will divide the interest rate by 100:
Now we substitute the values:
Now we solve the operations, we get:
Therefore, the present value must be $39462.50
Answer: m=6, m=-4
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this proportion, we have to cross multiply.
Now that we have cross multiplied, we actually need to FOIL the left side to expand the equation.
Combine like terms.
We can move all terms to one side and then solve for m.
We can actually factor this to:
We set each factor equal to 0 to find m.
m-6=0
m=6
m+4=0
m=-4