The answer depends on what type of interest. If you are using compound interest, then the interest is different every year, as the amount you earn goes up because the amount you have in the bank goes up. Simple interest is the opposite, as you earn one amount each year, and it does not change.
So.....
Simple Interest:
0.12 * 150 = 18
18 * 8 = 144
144 + 150 = $294
Compound Interest:
150(1 + 0.12)^8
150 * 1.12^8
150 * 2.475 = $371
Answer:
D) 5/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Scale factor = AB/DE = 35/14 = 5/2
Another user previously answered this same question and had a good rating, his answer was as follows:
"{-9; -6.5; -5.2}"
Which I suppose would be answer D.
- Hope it helps.
Yes, Lord Vader !
2/3 x + 5 = 1/2
Multiply each side by 2 : 4/3 x + 10 = 1
Multiply each side by 3 : 4 x + 30 = 3 <== equivalent equation
without fractions
Subtract 30 from each side: 4x = -27
Divide each side by 4 : x = -27/4 = -6.75