We need to determine the term life insurance amount per thousand on a 22-year-old female for a 5-year policy given that the face value of the policy is $600,000 and the annual premium is $1332.
Since we are supposed to find the term life insurance amount per thousand, therefore, we will use the following formula:
Upon substituting the values of annual premium and face value of insurance, we get:
Therefore, the required life insurance amount is $2.22.
Let’s simply step-by-step.
-9+1/4x-6-1/8x
=-9+1/4x+-6+-1/8 x
COMBINE LIKE TERMS:
=-9+1/4 x + -6 + -1/8 x
=(1/4 x + -1/8 x) + (-9+-6)
Answer
=1/8x -15
Answer:138
Step-by-step explanation:
First plug in the c and d values into the expression:
6(5)^2-5(4)+8
Remember PEMDAS, so you do 5^2 first getting you 25.
6(25)-5(4)+8
Continue with PEMDAS and multiply -5 and 4, and that gets you -20.
150-20+8
Now you simplify the expression to get: 138.
Answer:
f(-3) = -3
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: f(x) means "f of x" and f(-3) means "f of -3", so you have to replace all the "x" letters in the function with the value -3.
Step 2: Apply the exponents. <em>Make sure you remember to put in the -3 and not just 3.</em>
Step 3: Use BEDMAS rules to complete the calculation.
Therefore the answer is f(-3) = -3.
