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ehidna [41]
3 years ago
15

You are planning to invest $500 at 12% compounded annually. How much money would you have after 10,20 and 30 years?

Mathematics
1 answer:
weqwewe [10]3 years ago
8 0

Problem

If you deposit $500 into an account paying 12% annual interest compounded yearly , how much money will be in the account after 10 years?

Result

The amount is $1552.92 and the interest is $1052.92.

Problem

If you deposit $500 into an account paying 12% annual interest compounded yearly , how much money will be in the account after 20 years?

Result

The amount is $4823.15 and the interest is $4323.15.

Problem

If you deposit $500 into an account paying 12% annual interest compounded yearly , how much money will be in the account after 30 years?

Result

The amount is $14979.96 and the interest is $14479.96.

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Third center               X₁₃  + X₂₃  + X₃₃  ≤ 275                  

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2700*(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁)  -  11000*(X₁₂ + X₂₂ + X₃₂) = 0

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Step-by-step explanation:

Let´s call Xij   product size i produced in center j

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X₁₁    product size huge produced in center 1

X₁₂    product size huge produced in center 2

X₁₃   product size huge produced in center 3

X₂₁   product size average produced in center 1

X₂₂   product size average produced in center 2

X₂₃   product size average produced in center 3

X₃₁  product size-tiny produced in center 1

X₃₂ product size-tiny produced in center 2

X₃₃ product size-tiny produced in center 3

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z = 14* X₁₁ + 14*X₁₂ + 5*X₁₃ + 10*X₂₁ + 10*X₂₂ + 10*X₂₃ + 5*X₃₁ + 5*X₃₂ + 5*X₃₃

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Center capacity

1.-   First center               X₁₁  +  X₂₁  + X₃₁  ≤  550

2.-   Second center         X₁₂  +  X₂₂  + X₃₂  ≤ 750

3.- Third center               X₁₃  + X₂₃  + X₃₃  ≤ 275

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2.-  22* X₁₂  + 16* X₂₂  + 9*X₃₂   ≤   2700

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(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁)/ 11000   = ( X₁₃ + X₂₃ + X₃₃)/ 3400

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