Answer:
$300,000
Step-by-step explanation:
To find 8% of 100,000 all you need to do is multiply 100,000 by .08.
100,000 (.08) = 8,000
The 8,000 accounts for one year, so now you have to multiply 8,000 by 25.
8,000 (25) = 200,000
Now add the initial amount to the additional 200,00 that will be paid to the retirement account.
100,000 + 200,000 = 300,000
The answer is $300,000.
X=numbers of hammers
y=numbers of scewdrivers
f(x,y)= total cost in $
f(x,y)=11x+6.65y
f(4,7)=4(11)+6.65(7)=44+46.55=90.55
Sol: an expresion for the total cost of the tools is f(x,y)=11x+6.65 y;
x=number of hammers
y= number of scewdrivers.
The total cost is $90.55
Answer:
line
Step-by-step explanation:
that is a line in the form y = mx + b
slope = m = 3
y intercept = b = 7
Answer:
6 times.
Exclamation:
You can do 15 divided by 2,50 to get you answer, when you do that you get 6.
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Answer:
x³-2x² = x2(x – 2) cubic units
Step-by-step explanation:
The volume of a prism is found by multiplying the base area by the height. The base area is a parallelogram and so the area is x*(x-2) = x² -2x.
Multiply this area by the height x.
V = x(x² - 2x) = x³-2x²
This is the same as x2(x – 2) cubic units.