We want to study a general product, and find information about the ones place.
We will see that the ones place is always zero.
We have the expression:
10×?
Where ? can be any number between 1 and 9 (only whole ones)
What is true about the digit of the ones place (the first digit at the left of the decimal point) in each product?
Let's give ? some different values and see what happens:
10×1 = 10
10×2 = 20
10×3 = 30
etc...
We can see that the ones place will always be equal to zero.
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I = Adt; where p = $290 is the Amount of the loan, d = 16% = 0.16 is the discount rate and t = 90days = 90/365 = 18/73 is the period.
I = 290 x 0.16 x 18/73 = 11.44
Interest = $11.44
Proceed = Amount - Interest = 290 - 11.44 = $278.56
Hello!
In geometry there are three dimensions.
Something that is one dimensional is neither flat, wide, or tall. It is just a line.
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Something two dimensional is flat and wide but has no height. An example of this is a square.
Something three dimensional is wide and tall, and has flat faces. An example is a cube.
To answer your question something one dimensional is something that is not flat, wide, or tall, such as a line.
Hope this helped!
Answer:
d = (R+3)(M)
Step-by-step explanation:
d/M - 3 = R
Add 3 both sides
d/M = R+3
Multiply M both sides
d = (R+3)(M)
Hope this helps!
