The equation to show the depreciation at the end of x years is
Data;
- cost of machine = 1500
- annual depreciation value = x
<h3>Linear Equation</h3>
This is an equation written to represent a word problem into mathematical statement and this is easier to solve.
To write a linear depreciation model for this machine would be
For number of years, the cost of the machine would become
This is properly written as
where x represents the number of years.
For example, after 5 years, the value of the machine would become
The value of the machine would be $500 at the end of the fifth year.
From the above, the equation to show the depreciation at the end of x years is f(x) = 1500 - 200x
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The amount invested in the first account is $9,300 while the amount invested in the second account is $8,800.
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How do we calculate the amount invested?</h3>
Let x represents the amount invested in the first account.
Therefore, we have:
Amount invested in the second account = x - 500
Interest income from first account = 3% * x = 0.03x
Interest income from second account = 5% * (x - 500) = 0.05x - 25
Total interest income = 0.03x + 0.05x - 25 = 719
Solving for x, we have:
0.08x = 719 + 25
x = 744 / 0.08
x = $9,300
Substituting for x, we have:
Amount invested in the second account = $9,300 - $500 = $8,800
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
B. 1.55 x 106
Step-by-step explanation:
This is an example of the distributive property. In order to turn it back to the regular form, you need to do this:
3.40
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1.85
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1.55
Don't forget to put the 106!
3.40
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1.85
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1.55 x 106
You can do it in both forms and get the same answer. It depends on what the question asks for or whichever form you like best/you think is the easiest.
I’m sorry bc I don’t know how to solve all of them but
#5 is C
#3, the equation is y=4
#4, the equation is x=-6
