Using the monthly payment formula, it is found that her down payment should be of $1,419.
<h3>What is the monthly payment formula?</h3>
It is given by:

In which:
- n is the number of payments.
For this problem, the parameters are:
A = 250, r = 0.072, n = 72.
Hence:
r/12 = 0.072/12 = 0.006.
We solve for P to find the total amount of the monthly payments, hence:


0.0171452057P = 250
P = 250/0.0171452057
P = $14,581.
The total payment is of $16,000, hence her down payment should be of:
16000 - 14581 = $1,419.
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Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for area of a triangle is A = (1/2)bh,
For the first triangle we can leave it in general terms, so it's area is
A = (1/2)bh, depending on what b and h are, but it doesn't matter here...
The second triangle has base that is twice the other triangles base. Bases being multiples of each other is the definition of being proportional so the bases are proportional, an the area of the second triangle is
A = (1/2)(2b)h, which simplifies to
A = bh
Comparing the 2 areas, you can see that one has a multiplier of (1/2), so their areas are proportional
Using the stated transformation, the graph of g(2x) is given at the end of the answer.
<h3>Horizontal stretch and compression</h3>
An horizontal stretch or an horizontal compression happens when a constant is multiplied at the domain of the function, as follows:
g(x) = f(ax).
The definition of stretch or compression depends on the value of the constant a, as follows:
- If a > 1, it is a compression by a factor of 1/a.
- If a < 1, it is a stretch by a factor of 1/a.
In this problem, the rule is:
f(x) = g(2x).
Meaning that f(x) is an horizontal compression by a factor of 1/2 of g(x), and then the vertices are given as follows:
That is, in each vertex, the x-coordinate was divided by 2, and thus the graph with these vertices is given at the end of the answer.
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