It's a bit of both, actually.
9 ≥ n actually states that the quantity 9 is either greater than or equal to the value of the variable n.
Depending on how exact you mean, it's true and false, because 9 ≥ n technically includes 9 is more than a number, but it also could be 9 is equal to a number.
I'd say the answer is probably true, but it's a bit confusing.
Answer:
it's A
Step-by-step explanation:
is a positive correlation
so you do 8÷-4=2. so m equals 2
If depreciation is 7.25% per year, then the common factor is (1-0.0725), or 0.9275.
Thus, the car's value after 5 years will be:
V = $28000(0.9275)^5 = $28000(0.6864) = $19218.86, or (to the nearest dollar) $19218 (answer)
