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Answer:
£1837.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
Cost of car P= £2100.
Rate r= 2.2%
Time t= 6 years
Now we want to find the worth after 6 years, let us apply the compound interest expression but this time for depreciation
A= P(1-r)^t
Substitute
A= 2100(1-0.022)^6
A= 2100*(0.978)^6
A= 2100*0.875
A= £1837.5
Hence the amount of the car after 6 years is £1837.5
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Answer:
Yes, it can. Triangles [in order for them to be one] must equal 180. If you add all of these angles together, since a triangle only has three angles anyway, it equals to 180, so you know it's a triangle.
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