Okay. The formula for simple interest is prt. You multiply the principal (initial amount) by the rate (percentage) by the time (months or years). $1,800 is the principal and 6.5% is the percentage rate. 1,800 * 6.5% (0.065) is 117. You earn $117 in interest annually. The time period is 30 months. There are 12 months in 1 year. Divide the amount of months by 12 to put it in a decimal. 30/12 is 2.5. Now, multiply 117 by 2.5 to find the total amount of interest earned. 117 * 2.5 is 292.5. There. The total amount of interest earned is $292.50.
Answer:
So we already knew all three sides, there are more than one way to do it, for example:
sin∠F = HG/HF = 12/13
cos∠F = GF/HF = 5/13
tan∠F = HG/GF = 12/5
ctg∠F = GF/HG = 5/12
All of them will give you the result which is approximately 67°.
The value of x is 4. The steps to solving the equation are to use distributive property first so that the equation then looks like this: 10x+20=5x+40
Next you would combine like terms and then the equation would look like this: 5x+20=40
Then you would use the subtraction property of equality to subtract 20 from 40 so your equation will now look like this: 5x=20
Then you use the division property of equality to divide 20 by 5 to get x=4
order of operations
BEMDAS:
B - <em>Brackets</em>
E - <em>Exponents</em>
D - <em>Division</em>
M - <em>Multiplication</em>
A - <em>Addition</em>
S - <em>Subtraction</em>
73 • 7 - 5 = 511 - 5 = 506
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I think it is twenty-three dimes and one quarter
