Use the given values in the compound interest formula to solve for time, n.
A is the final amount of money, $2800
P is the initial or starting amount $1900
i is the interest rate as a decimal 0.025
n is time in years since it annual.
2800 = 1900(1 + 0.025)^n
2800 = 1900(1.025)^n
2800/1900 = (1.025)^n
28/19 = (1.025)^n
take the natural log of both sides to solve for exponent.
ln(28/19) = ln(1.025^n)
power rule of logarithmic moves exponent
ln(28/19) = n*ln(1.025)
ln(28/19) / ln(1.025) = n
put into a calculator
15.7 years = n
Brainliest? The outcome of the second selection is not affected in any way by the outcome of the first selection. Therefore the events are independent.
First let's write it out with just numbers
6×
Now solve!
Solve exponent first
10^5 = 100,000
Now multiply
6 x 100,000 = 600,000
600,000 is your answer
9/56 is already in its simplest form. You CANNOT make it more reduced than this
I believe it’s 8^3 I’m sorry if it’s wrong!!!!
