Okay. The formula for simple interest is prt. You multiply the principal (initial amount) by the rate (percentage) by the time (months or years). $1,800 is the principal and 6.5% is the percentage rate. 1,800 * 6.5% (0.065) is 117. You earn $117 in interest annually. The time period is 30 months. There are 12 months in 1 year. Divide the amount of months by 12 to put it in a decimal. 30/12 is 2.5. Now, multiply 117 by 2.5 to find the total amount of interest earned. 117 * 2.5 is 292.5. There. The total amount of interest earned is $292.50.
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In the half-angle formula for sine and cosine, notice that a plus/minus sign appears in front of each radical (square root). Whether your answer is positive or negative depends on which quadrant the new angle (the half angle) is in
The first integer is going to be x and the second one is going to be y.
We now turn the clues into equations:
x = y - 5
xy = 84
The substitution method:
(y - 5)y = 84
y^2 - 5y - 84 = 0
(y+7)(y-12) = 0
y = -7, 12.
If y = -7, then x = -12.
If y = 12, then x = 7
