The answer is 20 because any number multiplied by 10 is going to be the same number but with a zero to the right of it for example 20 times 10 is 200 because u just add the zero to the right of the number have a great day
The answer is "<span>the number of times the account compounds interest</span>".
The general formula is the following:

wherein r is the interest rate compound each four months.
Since there is 3*4 months in a year, then each year we compute the interest Three time, there where the factor 3 comes.
Hi there
1+0.035=(1+r/360)^360
Solve for r
R=(((1.035)^(1÷360)−1)×360)×100
R=3.44%
Answer:
-65
Step-by-step explanation:
-80 - -15
Two minuses become plus
= -80+15
Subtract and keep the sign of the higher number
= -(80-15)
= -65
a^2+a-ab+3ab^2-b^2 I hope this helps