Answer:
The equation can be used to determine the amount of money S(t) that her savings account has after t years is 
Step-by-step explanation:
A student invests $500 in a savings account
Principal = $500
Rate of interest = 4% = 0.04
We are supposed to find equation can be used to determine the amount of money S(t) that her savings account has after t years
Formula : 
Where A is the amount after t years =S(t)
t = time
r = rate of interest in decimals =0.04
P = Principal=500
Substitute the value in the formula :
So, 
Hence The equation can be used to determine the amount of money S(t) that her savings account has after t years is
Answer:
30500 = 3.05·10^4
Step-by-step explanation:
Your calculator can do this for you. You may need to set the display to scientific notation, if that's the form of the answer you want.
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This can be computed by converting both numbers to standard form:
(5·10^2) +(3·10^4)
= 500 +30000 = 30500 = 3.05·10^4
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Addition of numbers in scientific notation in general requires that they have the same power of 10. It may be convenient to convert both numbers to the highest power of 10.
5·10^2 + 3·10^4
= 0.05·10^4 +3·10^4 . . . . now both have multipliers of 10^4
= (0.05 +3)·10^4
= 3.05·10^4
Answer: $100,000
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Land + Stocks + Bonds + Savings = 100%
+ 0.1x + 
+ 35,000 = 1.00x
= 0.5x + 0.1x + 0.05x + 35,000 = 1.00x
= 0.65x + 35,000 = 1.00x
35,000 = 0.35x
100,000 = x
Make it in exactly five steps.
Hope this helps.
