Answer:
15x2+10x-9x+7
8x3+20x2+3x+12
11x4+4x2-6x2-16
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
For the first question the answer is 7/8 and for the second 1 the answer is 10/10 or 1/10
Step-by-step explanation:
you subtract 1/2 from 1 3/4 and get 7/8 same for the bottom question subtracted 1/4 from 2 1/2 for you answer.
Answer:
see the attachments below
Step-by-step explanation:
When the calculations are repetitive using the same formula, it is convenient to put the formula into a spreadsheet and let it do the calculations.
That is what was done for the spreadsheet below. The formula used is the one given in the problem statement.
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For doubling time, the formula used is the one shown in the formula bar in the attachment. (For problem 11, the quarterly value was used instead of the monthly value.) It makes use of the growth factor for the period used for the rest of the problem.
The doubling time is in years.
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The doubling time can also be found using a graphing calculator. In the second attachment, we have written a function that shows the multiplier for a given interest rate r and compounding n. The x-intercept in each case is the solution for t that makes the multiplier be 2. The steeper curve is associated with the higher interest rate.
Step-by-step explanation:
13x + 15 = 19x - 9 ( being opposite sides of parallelogram)
19x - 13x = 15 + 9
6x = 24
x = 24 / 6
x = 4
4y + 7° + 10y - 37° = 180° {being co-interior angles }
14y = 180° - 7° + 37°
14y = 210°
y = 210°/ 14
y = 15°
Hope it will help :)
Answer:
Leslie has 13 quarters and 23 half-dollars.
Step-by-step explanation:
You can write the following equations from the information given and considering that a quarter is $0.25 and half-dollar is $0.50:
x+y=36 (1)
0.25x+0.50y=14.75 (2), where:
x=amount of quarters
y=amount of half-dollars
First, you can isolate x in (1):
x=36-y (3)
Then, you can replace (3) in (2):
0.25(36-y)+0.50y=14.75
9-0.25y+0.50y=14.75
0.25y=5.75
y=5.75/0.25
y=23
Finally, you can replace the value of y in (3) to find the value of x:
x=36-23
x=13
According to this, the answer is that Leslie has 13 quarters and 23 half-dollars.