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)
14 because u are adding both factor and u are adding
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Supplementary angles are angles equal to 180°.
Therefore:
Now that we have our equation, let's distribute the and the into the parentheses they are next to:
Combine like terms:
Subtract from both sides of the equation:
Divide by the coefficient of , which is :
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Check your work by substituting into one of the equations above:
It's correct!