No the following coordinates do not show a function because of the y-values. In the pairs that you have, (3,5) and (0,5) have the y-values of "5" that are repeating.
Hope this helps. I learned that in math.
There are 4 vertices of a square to the right.
1)
A has a greater principal
2)
Principal of A is $500, the principal of B is $400, so A's principal is greater by $100
3)
Annual interest rate of A:
10/500 x 100
interest rate of A = 2%
The interest rate of B is higher.
4)
B's annual interest rate is 5% and A's annual interest rate is 2%, so B's is higher by 3%.
Answer:
33%
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You have no grounds for making a statement like that. There are a variety of reasons why you might not get immediate answers. Be patient.
I will do the second part of this question (finding the first three numbers):
a(4) = a(3)*(-3) + 2 = -148, so a(3)*(-3) = -150 and a(3) = -50
a(3) = 50
a(2) = a(3)*(-3) + 2 = 50, so -3*a(3) = 48 and a(d) = -16
a(1) = a(2)*(-3) + 2 = -16, so a(2)*(-3) = -18 and a(1) = 6
The procedure for finding a(5), a(6) and a(7) is exactly the same.
