1/4+5/12=3/12+5/12=8/12=4/6=2/3
they painted 2/3 of the fence
Answer:
11.4 years
Step-by-step explanation:
We assume you want to know the time it takes for Lucy's investment of $1200 to have a value of $6400. The compound interest formula is good for finding that.
FV = P(1 +r/n)^(nt)
for principal P invested at rate r per year for t years, compounded n times per year. We want to find t such that ...
6400 = 1200(1 +0.15/4)^(4t)
16/3 = 1.0375^(4t) . . . . divide by 1200
log(16/3) = 4t·log(1.0375) . . . . take logarithms
t = log(16/3)/(4·log(1.0375)) ≈ 11.4
It will take about 11.4 years for Lucy's investment value to be $6400.
.25x+.10y=$10
.25 because that is the value of the quarter, times x the number or quarters you have and .10 because that is the value of the dime times y, the number of dimes you have.
Answer:
The numbers are 1 and 17
Step-by-step explanation:
The only factors of 17 are 1 and 17 since 17 is a prime number
1*17 =17
1+17 =18
60 divided by 5,
is 12.
In which case,
12 times 3...
Is 36$.
So Leo would pay 36$ for 3 DVDs at the rate of 12$ for each DVD
