We can use the compound interest formula
F=P(1+i)^n
where
F=Future value of investment to be found
P=present value of investment ($1000)
i=interest per period (1/4 year)=0.04/4=0.01
n=number of periods (3 years * 4 quarters = 12)
Substitute or "Plug in" values, so to speak,
F=1000*(1+0.01)^12
use a calculator to do the sum
=1126.83 (to the nearest cent, and use the proper rounding rules)
43n^2-54. then do the exponent part your self! :)
Every other number from the first, 3rd, 5th, ..etc it adds 2 for the next number.
For the 2nd, 4th, 6th, etc term, its supposed to be 90, 78, 65, 51?
If so, It started with -12 then -13 after that -14 find the next term, all you need to do is to -15 to the current number, which is 51. then you get 36
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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