Answer:
a) growth
b) $500
c) 6% = 0.06
d) 
e) $595.51
Step-by-step explanation:
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<u>Part (a)</u>
Exponential GROWTH, since interest is applied to the account each year.
<u>Part (b)</u>
Initial amount = $500
<u>Part (c)</u>
Growth factor = 6% = 0.06 (in decimal form)
<u>Part (d)</u>
General form of exponential growth function:
where:
- a = initial amount
- r = rate of growth (in decimal form)
- x = time (in years)
Given:
<u>Part (e)</u>
when x = 3
3 divided by 85 is:
3/85
or in decimal form
0.03529411764
First find out how many cookies one scoop of flour can make
If 2 scoops make 10
Then 1 scoop is --- 10/2
Which is 5
3 scoops of flour make
5*3=15
I think the Caldwell family (tbh I don’t know ♀️)
Answer:
7 ducks equals 7 pigs.
Step-by-step explanation:
English Translation
On a farm it is observed that for 12 ducks there are 5 chickens, for three chickens there are 8 turkeys, for 10 turkeys there are 9 pigs. How many ducks equals 7 pigs?
Solution
For 12 ducks, there are 5 chickens
12 ducks = 5 chickens
For 3 chickens, there are 8 turkeys
3 chickens = 8 turkeys
For 10 turkeys, there are 9 pigs
10 turkeys = 9 pigs
We first need to create a direct relationship between ducks and pigs to know how many ducks are equivalent to 7 pigs.
9 pigs = 10 turkeys
8 turkeys = 3 chickens
10 turkeys = (10×3/8) chickens = 3.75 chickens
Hence, 9 pigs = 10 turkeys = 3.75 chickens
9 pigs = 3.75 chickens.
12 ducks = 5 chickens
5 chickens = 12 ducks
3.75 chickens = (3.75×12/5) ducks = 9 ducks.
9 pigs = 3.75 chickens = 9 ducks
9 pigs = 9 ducks.
Hence, 7 pigs = 7 ducks too.
Hope this Helps!!!
