The CPU could cycle the bits 2000000000 a second. That means theoretically it could process 16 gigabytes of data a second.
A=1/2h(a+b)
1/2 can be said as 0.5
so
A=0.5h(a+b)
0.5h is being multiplied with (a+b), taking this expression of left hand side gives
A/0.5(a+b)=h
OR
h=A/0.5(a+b)
This is the final answer
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According to the question,
The amount of investment money is $10,785 and the rate of interest is 1.0275%. The amount of money will be multiplied with the rate of interest and the year.
To get future value of the investment it will be like
FV = PV(1+i)x
Therefore , Future value = 10,785(1.0275)x
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The answer you're looking for might be "backwards-compatible".
