Answer:
According to the dictoinary here:
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/bimonthly
bimonthly COULD mean:
occurring every two months OR occurring twice a month
That means that the "n" in the graphic could equal 6 OR 24
Total = Principal * (1 + (rate/6) )^(6 * years) OR
Total = Principal * (1 + (rate/24) )^(24 * years)
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
A number: A number usually represents a variable. In this case, we will use X.
Less than: Less than means that the sign should be facing to the right because the number on the left is “less than” the one on the right: < < < <
Answer: A number (X) (Less than)< 37:
X < 37
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HI INEED HELP TOO
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming all angles are to be calculated.
Using the cosine rule:
a^2=b^2+c^2-2bc(cos(A))
=>
cos(A)=(b^2+c^2-a^2)/(2bc)
substitute values,
cos(A)=(17^2+19^2-22^2)/(2*17*19)=83/323=0.25697
A=75.11 degrees
similarly
cos(B)=(19^2+22^2-17^2)/(2*19*22)=139/209=0.66507
B=48.31 degrees
cos(C)=(22^2+17^2-19^2)/(2*22*17)=103/187=0.55080
C=56.58 degrees
Check: (75.11+48.31+56.58)=180.00 degrees, ok.
Note:
1. Better accuracy than required is calculated for a more accurate check. You need to round answers to the specified accuracy.
2. In fact, not all tables are made from formulas. Some tables are compiled by experimentation and require hundreds and thousands of man-years to complete (e.g. steam tables).
