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Answer:
n=4
Step-by-step explanation:
Given equation: \[\frac{1}{n-4}-\frac{2}{n}=\frac{3}{4-n}\]
Simplifying the Left Hand Side of the equation by taking the LCM of the denominator terms:
\[\frac{n}{n*(n-4)}-\frac{2*(n-4)}{n*(n-4)}=\frac{3}{4-n}\]
=> \[\frac{n - 2*(n-4)}{n*(n-4)}=\frac{3}{4-n}\]
=> \[\frac{n - 2n + 8}{n*(n-4)}=\frac{3}{4-n}\]
=> \[\frac{8 - n}{n*(n-4)}=\frac{3}{4-n}\]
=> \[(8-n)*(4-n) =n*(n-4)*3\]
=> \[n-8 =3n\]
=> \[2n =8\]
=> n = 4
Answer:
3/10, or 23.1%
Step-by-step explanation:
This is just like an exponential growth equation...
Final=initial*rate^periods
25000=12500(1.0525)^t
2=1.0525^t
ln2=t ln1.0525
t=ln2/ln1.0525
t=13.55
t=14 yrs
During a week:
Kevin works 3z during 5 days
kevin work (4z-7) during 1 day.
Kevin work 0 during 1 day.
z=unit time
f(z)= number of hours kevin works in one week.
f(z)=5(3z)+(4z-7)+0
f(z)=15z+4z-7
f(z)=19z-7
The number of hours kevin woirs in one week in terms of z is:
f(z)=19z-7
