Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
The rule of 72 will have you divide 72 over the interest rate in percent form. Ignore the percent symbol
So we'll divide 72 over 8.47 to get...
72/8.47 = 8.50059
which is roughly 8.5 years for the money to double
If we round to the nearest whole number, then it takes 9 years for the money to double (according to the rule of 72). The year 1999 isn't listed so the next best choice is the year 2000. So I'm fairly confident the answer is C) 2000. Though your teacher may have 1998 in mind for some reason. If it were me, I'd go with 2000 because the year 1998 will have the account balance short of the goal of $10,000.
Answer: Choice C) 2000
Before going to the range, it's better to discuss first about the symbols used in inequality expressions. These equations contain <, >, ≤ and ≥ in their equations. That is why there are solid and hollow figure when they are graphed. If the line is solid, that means points along that line are part of the solution. If not, then they are not part of the solution. The same applies for solid points and hollow points.
Now, the domain and range of a given function is basically the coverage of their x and y values that are part of the solution. If the point is along the solid lines and points, the domain or range is expressed either in [ or ], depending where it starts and ends. If the point is along the hollow lines and points, the domain or range is expressed either in ( or ), depending where it starts and ends. The ∪ symbol is added to connect domains and ranges through discontinuities.
Looking at the leftmost line, it starts from the hollow point (-7,-4) and ends on the solid point (-3,3). The range for this part is expressed as (-4,3]. Looking the rightmost line, it starts from the hollow point (-1,-3) and ends at the solid point (2,-8). The range for this part is expressed as (3,8]. Connecting the two ranges, the answer would be <span>(-4,3)U(3,8].</span>
Answer:
32
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the given functions to set up and simplify f
(−
2
)
.
First,
Write the problem as a mathematical expression
Then,
Replace the variable x with −
2 in the expression.
Answer:
a. 
b. 17 years
c. The amount that is currently charged by the college you attend is much higher than the amount charged in two-year college in the present year.
Step-by-step explanation:
a.

Here, x is a the number of years after 2000 and f(x) is the total cost.
To approximate the yearly cost of attending a two-year college in the year 2016, find
.

b.
To predict in what year the yearly cost of tuition and required fees will exceed $3200, solve 

So,
x is approximately equal to 17 years.
c.
The present year is 2020.
To approximate the yearly cost of attending a two-year college in the present year, find 

The amount that is currently charged by the college you attend is much higher than the amount charged in two-year college in the present year.