If she deposited $600 and had $621.60 after four years, then she earned: $621.60 - $600 = $21.60 in four years. It means in one year she earned $21.60 ÷ 4 = $5.40. Now we have to find out how many percent of $600 is $5.40:
$5.40 = x% from $600
5.4 = x/100 * 600
5.4 = 600x/100 / * 100 (both sides)
540 = 600x / ÷ 600 (both sides)
x = 0.9
So the interest rate was 0.9% annually.
Now we have to find out how much is 0.9% from $1100:
$1100 * 0.9% =
= 1100 * 9/1009 =
= 9900/1000 =
= 9.9
It means in one year she would earn $9.90. After 7 years she would earn $9.90 * 7 = $69.30, so she would have in her account:
$1100 + $69.30 = <u>$1169.30</u>
The two bottom graphs demonstrate translations.
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Which figures demonstrate a translation?</h3>
We will have a translation only if:
- The size of the figure does not change (like in option 1, which we can discard).
- If the "direction" of the figure does not change, like in option 2, where you can see that there is a reflection.
The images where the figures are only moved a little bit are the ones that demonstrate just a translation, and these are the two lower ones.
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Answer: 172: 4= 43
43× 3= 129
172-129= 43
Odp.Wysłali 43 kupony do istniejących członków.
Step-by-step explanation:1.bo wysłali 3×wiecej i jeszcze są istniejący członkowie
2.ile wyslali potencialnym
3.i ile wyslali do istniejacych
Answer:
- 2
Step-by-step explanation:
It's a simple rule, all you are doing is subtracting 2 every time.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The aim of this question is to see if we can infer and conclude that vitamin C has a good impact in preventing colds based on the evidence provided.
Null hypothesis: Vitamin C has no effect on preventing colds.
Alternative hypothesis: Vitamin C has a strong effect on preventing colds.
Assuming, significance level = 0.05
Since the p-value for the difference is 0.03 which is less than 0.05.
Hence, the null hypothesis is rejected (which is there is no effect of vitamin C).
As a result, it can be concluded that Vitamin C has a major impact on the prevention of colds.
