Calculate the interest in a year
Multiply the annual percentage of interest by the investment to find the interest.
interest in a year = 2% × 1,000
interest in a year = 0.02 × 1,000
interest in a year = 20
The annual interest is $20
Calculate the interest after 10 years
Multiply the annual interest by 10
interest 10 years = 20 × 10
interest 10 years = 200
The sum of interest after 10 years is $200
Find total investment
investment = first investment + interest in 10 years
investment = 1,000 + 200
investment = 1,200
The investment will be worth $1,200 in 10 years
46/100
The numeric value is in the hundredths to covert it to a fraction you'll need to keep the same value so the fraction will be 46/100
If you're looking to simplify the fraction will be 23/50
Plot the point first and then use the slope from that point<span> - 3270801. ... </span>Plot the point first and then use the slope from that point (-4,3<span>) </span>M=-1/2<span>. 0</span>
Answer:
y = x + 7
Step-by-step explanation:
x = number of weeks
y = the total number of quizzes y.
<em>Cole has already taken 7 quizzes = </em>+ 7
<em>he expects to have 1 quiz during each week of this quarter = </em>1x
y = 1x + 7
y = x + 7
she has 12 rockes in her collection. Hope this helps!
