Using simple interest, it is found that she would have to pay the loan back on May 17.
<h3>Simple Interest</h3>
Simple interest is used when there is a single compounding per time period.
The amount of money after t years in is modeled by:
In which:
- A(0) is the initial amount.
- r is the interest rate, as a decimal.
In this problem, the parameters are:
Solving for t, we have that:
Considering a year has 365 days:
0.125 x 365 = 46
46 days after April 1, hence she would have to pay it back on May 17.
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2 times with 6 left over because you would see how many times without going over and that would be 2 because 2x12 equals 24 amd 3x12 equals 36 bit that is ocer thirty then 30-24 equals 6. 6 is your remainder. Your full answer is 2 r4
Answer:
=12x+y
Step-by-step explanation:
Combine like terms
=5x+-3y+7x+4y
=(5x+7x)+(-3y+4y)
=12x+y
The expressions are irrational 1/3 + √216 and √64+ √353 and the expressions √100 × √100, 13.5 + √81, √9 + √729, and 1/5 + 2.5 are rational number.
<h3>What is a rational number?</h3>
If the value of a numerical expression is terminating then they are the rational number then they are called the rational number and if the value of a numerical expression is non-terminating then they are called an irrational number.
1. √100 × √100
→ √100 × √100
→ 10 × 10 = 100
This is a rational number.
2. 13.5 + √81
→ 13.5 + √81
→ 13.5 + 9 = 22.5
This is a rational number.
3. √9 + √729
→ √9 + √729
→ 3 + 27 = 30
This is a rational number.
4. √64+ √353
→ √64 + √353
→ 8 + √353
This is an irrational number.
5. 1/3 + √216
→ 1/3 + √216
→ 1/3 + √216
This is an irrational number.
6. 1/5 + 2.5
→ 1/5 + 2.5
→ 0.2 + 2.5 = 2.7
This is a rational number.
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A dialation produces a shape that is the same shape but different size. so we draw a new triangle about point B where A'B=2AB
so B and B' are the same and
AB and BC will be parts of the sides. and A' is located on the ray
