Step 1: Multiply the Principal, which is the amount borrowed, by the interest rate.
Step 2: Compute compound interest using the following formula: A= P(1+r/n)
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Answer:
By using Carl Gauss's clever formula, (n / 2)(first number + last number) = sum, where n is the number of integers, we learned how to add consecutive numbers quickly. We now know that the sum of the pairs in consecutive numbers starting with the first and last numbers is equal.
Since 8 students take both, that leaves only 4 students who take Algebra I alone.
Likewise since 8 students take both, that leaves 10 who only take Algebra 2
So out of the 60, twenty two are taking either Alg I Alg Ii or both.
That leaves 38 people who are not taking either.
b. 38
You can set this up using a 2 circle venn diagram. Just be sure to put the 8 who take both in first.
I believe its B
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Their least common multiple is 90 .
90 = 5 x 18
90 = 2 x 45
