Answer:
36 is the final value for the equation you posted
Step-by-step explanation:
We are told that = 3 and = −2.
Let's plug these values into the equation.
= (5 ( − 2) + (2 − )^2)
= (5 (3 − 2(−2)) + (2 − 3)^2)
= (5 (3 + 4) + (−1)^2)
= (5 (7) + 1)
= 35 + 1
= 36
Answer: pretty sure it is linear
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: Choice B) 122%</h3>
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Work Shown:
A = 1250 is the initial amount
B = 2780 is the new amount
C = percent change = unknown for now
The formula to use is
C = [ (B-A)/A ] * 100
to calculate the percent change.
Basically we calculate the change (B-A) first and then divide that over the original amount A to compute the decimal form of the answer, which is then converted over to percentage form. The "100" tacked on at the end is what converts from decimal to percent form.
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C = [ (B-A)/A ] * 100
C = [ (2780 - 1250)/1250 ] * 100
C = (1530/1250)*100
C = 1.224 * 100
C = 122.4%
C = 122%
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The positive C value indicates we have a percent increase. If C were negative, then we'd have a percent decrease.
40
Try dividing 400 by ten you'll get 40 (or just remove a zero or decimal point to the left when dividing by 10)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Any time you have compounding more than once a year (which is annually), unless we are talking about compounding continuously, you will use the formula
Here's what we have:
The amount after a certain time that she has in the bank is 4672.12; that's A(t).
The interest rate in decimal form is .18; that's r.
The number of times the interest compounds is 12; that's n
and the time that the money is invested is 3.5 years; that's t.
Filling all that into the formula:
Simplifying it down a bit:
Raise 1.015 to the 42nd power to get
4672.12 = P(1.868847115) and divide to get P alone:
P = 2500.00
She invested $2500.00 initially.
