So... first off, we sort the dividend, the numerator, in descending order... so, looking at the exponents in this one, is already sorted in descending order, from 4 down to 1, so that's done.
then the divisor, we have x+3, that means x + 3 = 0, x = -3,
so, we'll be using -3 for the synthetic division then.
and now, we'll use those coefficients, dropping the exponents of the polynomial by one, and the remainder, remains as a fraction with the divisior of x+3.
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.
Answer: The amount is $14794.39 and the interest is $9794.39
Step-by-step explanation: If you deposit <em><u>$5000</u></em><u> </u>into an account paying <em><u>7.5%</u></em> annual interest compounded yearly , how much money will be in the account after <em><u>15 years</u></em>?
To find amount we use formula:
A-P(1+r/n) n*t
A = total amount
P = principal or amount of money deposited,
r = annual interest rate
n = number of times compounded per year
t = time in years
P=$5000, r=7.5, n=1 and, t=15 years
After plugging the given information we have
A= $5000 (1+0.075/1)^1.15
A= 5000 *1.075^15
A=14794.39
To find interest we use formula A=P+I'
since A= 14794.39 and P=5000
we have: A=P+I 14794.39=5000+I
I= 14794.39 -5000
I=9794.39
Answer:
A and B
16 times 13=208
18 times 18=324
Subtract those and you get 116
