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Say it is two o'clock, draw an imaginary line between the hour hand and twelve o'clock to create the north-south line. You know the sun rises in the east and sets in the west so this will tell you which way is north and which way south. If you are in the Southern Hemisphere then it will be the other way round.
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The answer is B
F(x)=x(0.4)^19+7
D it the answer you have to multiply each one
A) 44 degrees just look at the degree the line segment lands on in the protractor
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Step-by-step explanation:
Adapt the compound amount formula to this situation:
A = P(1 + r)^t becomes A = d(1 + p/100)^1, or just A = d(1 + p/100)
