Answer: as the sample size is approximately large, the margin of the error is 0.15
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
ASA (the third choice)
Step-by-step explanation:
The pictures show that they have 2 angles congruent, plus the side between the 2 angles.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
you have t as a total amount of the whole class.
f= did not pass and you place the total number next to it like this; f/t represents that group. You continue this in your workings.
f/t = probability failed.
p/t = probability passed
c/t = probability completed
dc/t = probability did not complete
and draw a tree.
The random would be either of these, we know there s a possibility of 1/4 but the odds stay central. We look for a new way after this data is converted as a fraction and show these fractions as your answer.
1.) The answer is 825.75 (multiply the given tax rates to the gross pay)
2,785 x 13% federal taxes = 362.05
2,785 x 9% state tax = 250.65
2,785 x 7.65% FICA = <u>213.05
</u> 825.75
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</u>2.) The answer is 288.60 (multiply the interest rate to the balance, no need to add a late payment fee since they paid on 6/1, not after)
2,748.56 x 10.5% = 288.60
3.) The answer is 182.13 (multiply the APR to the original purchase price, no need to add the sales tax)
<u /> 1,500 x 11.75% = 182.13
4.) The answer is 371.92 (deduct the reward to the interest)
Interest : 2,975.34 x 13.5% = 401.67
Reward : 2,975.34 x 1% = <u> 29.75</u>
371.92
5.) The answer is 1,339.13 (deduct the interest to the monthly payment)
Monthly payment : 2,236.00
Monthly interest : <u> 896.87</u> [(231,450 x 4.65%) / 12 months]
<u /> 1,339.13
Hope this helps! :)
For the given geometric sequence, we have:
So the correct option is B.
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Which is the recursive formula?</h3>
Here we have the geometric sequence:
To get the initial value of the geometric sequence, we just need to replace n by 1, so we get:
Now, notice that the common ratio is (-1/3), this means that each term of the sequence is (-1/3) times the previous term.
Then the correct option is B.
If you want to learn more about geometric sequences:
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