Answer:
4m and ms are peanut
Step-by-step explanation:
9+2=11 and theres 15 total so 15-11= 4
Answer:
2 hours: 3968 <u>[I don't understand the $ sign in the answer box]</u>
At midnight: 12137
Step-by-step explanation:
The bacteria are increasing by 15% every hour. So for every hour we will have what we started with, plus 15% more.
The "15% more" can be represented mathematically with (1 + 0.15) or 1.15. Let's call this the "growth factor" and assign it the variable b. b is (1 + percent increase).
Since this per hour, in 1 hour we'll have (3000)*(1.15) = 3450
At the end of the second hour we're increased by 15% again:
(3450)*(1.15) = 3968.
Each additional hour add another (1.15) factor, If we assign a to be the starting population, this can be represented by:
P = a(1.15)^t for this sample that increase 15% per hour. t is time, in hours.
If a represents the growth factor, and P is the total population, the general expression is
P = ab^t
Using this for a = 3000 and b = 1.15, we can find the total population at midnight after starting at 2PM. That is a 10 hour period, so t = 10
P = (3000)*(1.15)^10
P = 12137
Answer:
three hundred thousand plus ten thousand plus six thousand plus twenty plus nine
Step-by-step explanation:
300,000 → three hundred thousand
10,000 → ten thousand
6,000 → six thousand
20 → twenty
9 → nine
+ → plus
Now put everything together.
Best of Luck!
The y-axis is the line that is vertical in a graph. Four units to the right of the y-axis means that it will be four units above the x-axis, the horizontal line, which means that your x coordinate is 4, your y coordinate can be whatever you want.
Ex. (4,1) (4,8)
Roth IRA doesn't get you a tax deduction for the contributions, but the earnings grow tax free and you don't pay tax on the withdrawals after retirement. A traditional IRA gives you a tax deduction for the contributions at the time you make them, and the earnings grow tax free, but when you withdraw the money after retirement, you are taxed on it. The idea is that you are hopefully in a lower tax bracket at that point. So its only natural that Roth IRA is the best.
