I will have $2721 at the beginning of the eighth year.
The beginning of the eighth year is the end of <em>seven years of investing</em>.
The formula for the future value (FV) of my investment is
FV = <em>C</em>(1 + <em>r</em>)^<em>n</em>
where <em>C</em> = my initial cash
<em>r</em> = the interest rate
<em>n</em> = the number of years
FV = $2000(1.045)^7 = $2722
Answer:
Option B is correct.
The slope of the function is, -4
Step-by-step explanation:
The slope of a line is usually represented by the symbol m.
represents the first point whereas
represents the second point then the formula of slope is given by:
m= 
From the table;
Let
= ( -4 , -2) and
= (-2 , -10)
then,
by definition of slope we have;
m=
=
=
Therefore, the slope of the function, m = -4
Answer:
The working is done in the image attached.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
- This is a neat question. I suggest that you graph it on desmos. You will lean a bunch by doing it. These are the graphs you should put on there.
- y = 1/(abs(x - a) - 1):In red
- When you use your down arrow, a new entry will be given you. You can use your mouse to operate the slider you get when you type a = 5
- so your next graph should be a = 5
- Use your down arrow again. Put in x = 4: Blue Line
- Use your down arrow again. Put in x = 6: Green Line
Be patient with this. Play with the sliders to see what they do. I believe you are correct, but I am not certain of the second union although it does look correct.
The graph I have enclosed is of what I have described in the steps above. Make sure you try it all out.