The effective rate is calculated in the following way:
where r is the effective annual rate, i the interest rate, and n the number of compounding periods per year (for example, 12 for monthly compounding).
our compounding period is 2 since the bank pays us semiannually(two times per year) and our interest rate is 8%
so lets plug in numbers:
Answer:
The theater has 32 rows
Step-by-step explanation:
The rule of the sum of n terms of an arithmetic sequence is S
= 
(a + l), where
- n is the number of the terms
∵ The number of seats per row follows an arithmetic sequence
∵ The first row has 26 seats
∴ a = 26
∵ The last row has 150 seats
∴ l = 150
∵ The theater seats are 2,816
∴ S = 2,816
→ Substitute these values in the rule of the sum above to find n
∵ 2,816 = (26 + 150)
∴ 2,816 = (176)
∴ 2,816 = 88n
→ Divide both sides by 88
∴ 32 = n
∵ n represents the number of the rows
∴ The theater has 32 rows
Answer:
The finish line
Step-by-step explanation:
Jonas is planning his trip using the finish line as reference point. He is using an interval scale (using meters as measurement) and the finish line = 0 meters or the starting point. Anything before the finish is negative and anything after is positive. In this case, his wife is located at 91 + 14 = 105 meters away from him. When you use an interval scale to measure distance, you must use absolute values to determine the distance because positive and negative points.
a) Rectangles always have 4 right angles (90 degrees), but parallelograms do not always have 4 right angles rather they can, but do not have to. Rectangles have to.
b) A square is a type of rectangle, but a rectangle is not a type of square. Both rectangles & squares have 4 right angles and are always quadrilaterals, but squares always have all sides that have the same length, but rectangles do not have to have their sides all equivalent lengths.
c) In the case of a parallelogram, the opposite sides are equal whereas in a rhombus all four sides are equal.
Answer:
Area of a square
Step-by-step explanation:
the second one
