Answer:
6.93
Step-by-step explanation:
√48 = √16 × √3
√48 = 4 × √3
√48 = 4 × 1.7321
√48 = 6.9284
Rounding up to 2 decimal places;
√48 = 6.93.
Note: In Mathematics, to round a number to 2 decimal places simply means to round up to the nearest hundredths.
1 decimal place = tenths.
2 decimal places = hundredths.
3 decimal places = thousandths.
<h2>1000 rotations cover 1.76 km
</h2><h2>So, 1 revolution covers 1760/1000 m = 1.76 m </h2><h2>So, circumference = 1.76 m
</h2><h2>Radius = Circumference/2π = 1.76/2(22/7) = 1.76*7/44 = 0.28m</h2>
The input is any variable which goes into the system. In
this case there is no input.
<span>While the output is any variable going out of the system.
In this case the output is the amount of water which leaked out.</span>
Lets look at x^2+8x-3
the degree of the polynomial is the highest power of the exponent of the placeholders
x^2, power=2
8x, power=1
-3, power=0 (-3x^0=-3)
so if you had
x^89+x^8-8x-2^100
degree is 89 since that is highest power of the placeholders
Answer:
2002
Step-by-step explanation:
The main topic of the question is compound interest.
If the percentage increase is 7.5%. Then the decimal multiplier would be 1.075. The 1 in front of the decimal represents the increase. 7.5 in decimal form is 0.075, so we just add the two together to get our decimal multiplier.
Now we do trial and error to see when we reach $700. After we get at least $700, we count how many times we multiplied $500 by the decimal multiplier and onwards to figure out the number of years it took and then add that to 1997. We add it to 1997 because the cost of the Freerange Wireless stock must have also been $500 at the end of 1997. The beginning of 1998 is the same as the end of 1997.
1) 500 x 1.075 = $537.50
2) 537.50 x 1.075 = $577.81
3) 577.81 x 1.075 = $621.15
4) 621.15 x 1.075 = $667.74
5) 667.74 x 1.075 = $717.8205
1997 + 5 = 2002
The value of Mira's stock will reach $700 by the end of 2002 because if we know that she used $500 at the beginning of 1998, that also means the cost of the Freerange Wireless stock was $500 at the end of 1997.
I hope this helps.
