Answer:
To calculate annual compound interest, multiply the original amount of your investment or loan, or principal, by the annual interest rate. Add that amount to the principal, then multiply by the interest rate again to get the second year's compounding interest
Step-by-step explanation:
A = P (1+ r/n) ^nt
A = final amount is found if you input 12 months at r
P = initial principal balance = $100 if every month
r = interest rate then interest rate will be 12 month
n = number of times interest applied per time period = 1
t = number of time periods elapsed t = eg 10
Answer:is 3
Step-by-step explanation:6 divided by 2
Answer:
final answer: 58xy
Step-by-step explanation:
24xy + 4xy - 2y + 42xy - 12xy + 2y
(24xy + 4xy + 42xy - 2xy) + ( - 2y + 2y)
(24 + 4 + 42 - 12)x xy + ( - 2 + 2)xy
58xy + ( - 2 + 2)xy
58xy + 0y
58xy
-59 = -(b − -55)
Pretend that there is a -1 in front of the bracket.
-59= -1(b--55)
Multiply the bracket by -1
-59= -1(b)-1(--55)
-59= -b-55
Move -55 to the other side. Sign changes from -55 to 55
-59+55= -b-55+55
-59+55= -b
-4= -b
Multiply by -1
-4(-1)= -b(-1)
4= b
Answer: b= 4
I am not sure, but my answer is (a). However, I also think its (c), but mainly (a). Please tell me if I was incorrect. I'm sorry. Hope I helped.
