A)
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B)
let's say after 12years, she ended up with a value of say "P"
so.. now she's just sitting on P, making no more deposits to it
just taking whatever the compound 5% interest will give, thus

C)
from A) she made 1,200 every year, for 12 years that's 1200*12, that's how much she put out of pocket, if you got an amount P from A), then the interest is just the difference, or P - (1200*12)
from B), she started with an original amount of P, and ended up with a compounded amount of A after 11years, so the interest is just also the difference, or A - P
add those two folks together, and that's the total interest she got for the 23 years
Answer:
5.833
Step-by-step explanation:
SIX MINUS 0.617 IS 5.833
The sequence is a geometric sequence, because there is no common difference between the 4 terms. We would multiply by

to get to the next term, therefore proving it to be a geometric sequence.
Answer:
y = 1/3x + 1
Step-by-step explanation:
- find the slope by using y2-y1/x2-x1
4-3/9-6
1/3. slope = 1/3 = m
2. plug the values into the equation to find y-int. You can use whichever point is given to you
I'll use (6,3)
y = mx + b
3 = 1/3(6)+b
1/3(6)=2
3 = 2 + b
3. subtract 2 from both sides and you get b
b = 1
So, the equation of the line would be
y = 1/3x + 1