Answer: 36 years
Step-by-step explanation:
You can use the Rule of 72 to calculate how long it might take the house to double in value.
The Rule of 72 works by dividing 72 by the interest rate as a whole number and the result will be a rough estimate of the time in years it will take for the investment to double in size:
= 72 / 2
= 36 years
Answer:
Now, 3x 2+x+5⩾0
This is because b² −4ac=1−4×5×3
=−59 (roots are imaginary)
3x²+x+5=(x−3)² =x²+9−6x and x−3⩾0
2x²+7x−4=0
2x²+8x−x−4=0
2x(x+4)−1(x+4)=0
(2x−1)(x+4)=0
x= 1/2 and−4 but x≥3
∴ No solution.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let J = Jerry's age
Let M = Mary's age = 2J
M - 16 = J + 16
Substitute 2J for Mary's age
2J - 16 = J + 16
2J - J - 16 = 16
J = 16 + 16
J = 32
Jerry is 32.
Mary is twice as old as Jerry.
Mary is 2(32) = 64
