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Ratling [72]
3 years ago
14

What are the x and y intercepts of 15x-3y=96

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B_{10} = \frac{1}{2} * A_{10}

B_{10} = \frac{1}{2} * 13439.16

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A_{20} = B_{20} * (1 + 20\%)

18061.11 = B_{20} * (1 + 20\%)

18061.11 = B_{20} * (1 + 0.20)

18061.11 = B_{20} * (1.20)

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B_{20} = \frac{18061.11}{1.20}

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B_{10} = 6719.58 and B_{20} = 15050.93 can be used to determine the function of city B

B_t = B_0 * (1 + r_B)^t

For: B_{10} = 6719.58

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B_{10} = B_0 * (1 + r_B)^{10}

B_0 * (1 + r_B)^{10} = 6719.58

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B_{20} = B_0 * (1 + r_B)^{20}

B_0 * (1 + r_B)^{20} = 15050.93

Divide B_0 * (1 + r_B)^{20} = 15050.93 by B_0 * (1 + r_B)^{10} = 6719.58

\frac{B_0 * (1 + r_B)^{20}}{B_0 * (1 + r_B)^{10}} = \frac{15050.93}{6719.58}

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Solve for t

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