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Answer:
- to interest: $532.97
- to principal: $54.23
- new balance: $79,891.90
Step-by-step explanation:
The interest is found by multiplying the monthly rate by the balance on the loan. For the first month, the balance is the loan amount.
$79,946.13 × 0.08 ×(1/12) . . . . . one month = 1/12 year
= $532.97
The interest amount in the first payment is $532.97.
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The amount of the first payment that goes to principal is what is left after the interest is paid:
$587.20 -532.97 = $54.23 . . . amount to principal
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The new balance is the previous balance less the amount to principal:
$79,946.13 -54.23 = $79,891.90 . . . new balance
Answer:
- temperature is decreasing as time passes
- x-axis
- hot drink temperature (°C)
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Each value of temperature is lower than the one previous, so we can say the temperature is decreasing. We also notice that the rate of decrease is getting smaller, possibly because the temperature is approaching a horizontal asymptote.
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2. The horizontal axis, where temperature is plotted, is conventionally called the x-axis.
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3. The label on the vertical axis is "temperature" and the graph title is "cooling a hot drink ...", so we presume the dependent variable is the temperature of a hot drink.
Answer:
7846
Step-by-step explanation:
two 'minus' signs cancel each other out and become an 'plus' sign
therefore
7512-(-334) = 7512 + 334
= 7846
I don't know why you wrote ' write your answer as a 'mixed number ' in 'simplest form'. A mixed number can only be formed when you have a fraction, an improper fraction no less, the answer is a whole number, and therefore cannot be written as a mixed number in simplest form. If I am wrong pls let me know and elaborate by what you mean by 'mixed number' in the comments.
I believe it may be a trick question, but who knows.
Examples of fractions expressed as a mixed number.
19/8 = 2 3/8
17/5 = 3 2/5
I know! It's kind if annoying tbh...
Answer:
-6 and -3 for the dots
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this is correct im bad at math