Answer:
<u>Part 1: C. $3,159.30</u>
<u>Part 2. C. –5; –135; –10,935</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Part 1:
Price of the boat = $ 16,600
Depreciation rate = 14% = 0.14
Time of utilization of the boat = 11 years
Price of the boat after 11 years = Original price * (1 - Depreciation rate)^Time of utilization of the boat
Price of the boat after 11 years = 16,600 * (1 - 0.14)¹¹
Price of the boat after 11 years = 16,600 * 0.1903
<u>Price of the boat after 11 years = $ 3,159.30</u>
Part 2:
Let's find out the first term of the sequence given:
A(1) = -5 * 3¹⁻¹
A(1) = -5 * 1
A(1) = -5
Let's find out the fourth term of the sequence given:
A(4) = -5 * 3⁴⁻¹
A(4) = -5 * 3³
A(4) = -5 * 27
A(4) = -135
Let's find out the eighth term of the sequence given:
A(8) = -5 * 3⁸⁻¹
A(8) = -5 * 3⁷
A(8) = -5 * 2,187
A(8) = -10,935
Answer:
Explanatory Variable
Step-by-step explanation:
The variable that we can change is called the Explanatory variable.
The response variable dependent upon the explanatory variable, as we change the value of the explanatory variable the value of the response variable is also gets changed.
The number of years smoking a cigarette is in our control so it is an explanatory variable.
and, the impact of the number of years smoking a cigarette is directly on lung capacity, so it is Response variable.
C it’s always c. When in doubt always chose c
3. You purchase a car using a $20,000 loan with a 5% simple interest rate.
(a) How much interest do you pay on your loan if you pay off the loan in 4 years? Show your work.
(b) How much interest do you pay on your loan if you pay off the loan in 2 years? Show your work.
(c) How much interest do you save by paying the loan off in 2 years instead of 4? Show your work. Answer:
Answer:
Option B
Step-by-step explanation:
Only lines which are parallel to the line which connects the given two points will neve r intersect,
parallel line has same slope
the slope of the line which connects the given two points is, 5/2
and the line is option B also has the same slope, so those two lines will never intersect each other.
Answered by GAUTHMATH