Answer:
1st problem: b) 
2nd problem: c) 
Step-by-step explanation:
1st problem:
The formula/equation you want to use is:

where
t=number of years
A=amount he will owe in t years
P=principal (initial amount)
r=rate
n=number of times the interest is compounded per year t.
We are given:
P=2500
r=12%=.12
n=12 (since there are 12 months in a year and the interest is being compounded per month)

Time to clean up the inside of the ( ).


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2nd Problem:
Compounded continuously problems use base as e.

P is still the principal
r is still the rate
t is still the number of years
A is still the amount.
You are given:
P=2500
r=12%=.12
Let's plug that information in:
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Y=1
To get it, you use the method of substitution. So you swtich the top y by the equation of the bottom=-3x+6=-7x+10. You first add 7x to each side=4x+6=10 then you minus 6 from each side=4x=4 which is 1
Answer:5 * (1/2 * 6 * 14)= x
Step-by-step explanation: :D
$96(2 payments) = $192
$192/(12 months) = $16 per month (she should set aside)
Answer:
x = 45/17
Step-by-step explanation:
We can move all x to 1 side and all the numbers to another. You can add 8.7 on both sides and get that 2.3x = 0.8x + 4.5. Next, we subtract by 0.8x on both sides to get that 1.7x = 4.5, where we can then divide by 17/10 on both sides to get that x is equal to 45/10 * 10/17, so that means that x = 45/17.