Logically, he would owe 14 less each week
Let x = # of weeks passed
Algebraic Expression: 141 - 14x =
Week 1: 141 - 14 = 127
Week 2: 141 - 14(2) = 113
Week 3: 141 - 14(3) = 99
etc.....
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Interest is found as the principal times the percentage rate / 100, divided by the proportion of the days. This is, if r is the percentage rate for 1 year, n is the number of days, and p is the amount invested you can calculate the interests as p* (r%/100) * n/365 = $600 * (8/100) * 45/365 = $5.92. So<span> the answer is the option D. 5.92. </span>
Answer:
pretty sure its the first and 3rd one sorry if im wrong
Step-by-step explanation:
The quadratic formula is

. With the values from this equation plugged in, it looks like this:

The solution is x = - 3/2
Answer:
Any number less than greater than or equal to 18
Step-by-step explanation: