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4 years ago

Malorie uses 2/3 foot of string to make a bracelet. She bought 6 feet of string.

1 answer:

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A. 2/3x=6
B. I chose multiplication because division would be used to find the answer without an equation so I chose the inverse (or opposite) operation

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Step-by-step explanation:

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substitute in the formula above and solve for t

$1,000,000=500,000(1+\frac{0.05}{1})^{(1)t}$

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Solve the equation for <em>d</em> by dividing each side by 4.

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