I don't think he will have enough flour I guess, but from my perspective when I divided and multiplied and whatnot I didn't get a whole number. I got mostly decimals, so I think there won't be enough flour.
About 100. (Im not quite sure)
The best answer is A. The possible roots of this polynomial function 9i and -9i. It is possible that this polynomial function is a quadratic equation. It has a degree of two which means there are two roots and it is possible that the positive and negative value of 9i are its roots.
Answer: $ 14736 (approx)
Step-by-step explanation:
Since, Maturity value is the amount payable to an investor at the end of a holding period of debt instrument.
And, It is defined as,
Where, P is the principal amount,
r is the interest rate
And, n is the time period.
Here, P= $4,400 r= 12 % and n = 172/365
Thus, Maturity value for this loan,
⇒V= 4400 × 3.34908932078 = 14735.9930114 ≈ 14736