The standard compound interest formula is
Future value after x years with an annual interest of i
=Present Value (1+i)^x [which is an exponential function]
for given present value of $360. interest=0.03 (3%) and a total of x years, above equation reduces to
Future value after x years
=360(1.03^x)
The answer is B. The values of y must only be positive because it is equal to
The other options states that the values of y could be negative which is why it is wrong.
Answer:
6x + 5y + 13 = 0.
Step-by-step explanation:
y = 5/6x + 7/6
Gradient = 5/6
Since the line is perpendicular to y = 5/6x + 7/6
then its gradient is -6/5.
Hence its equation is: point (-8,7).
y - 7 = -6/5(x -(-8))
multiplying through by 5 we get;
5y - 35 = -6(x + 8)
5y - 35 = -6x - 48
6x + 5y + 13 = 0
1/2 *(a+b)-(a-b)²
a=18, b=14
1/2 *(18+14)-(18-14)²=1/2 *(18+14)-(18-14)²= 1/2*32-4²=16-16=0
answer D
answer B
2 factors have 2 terms: (x+4) and (y+4)
