Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: (Equation 2) = 12(-12+9y/4) - 10y = -8
-144+108y/4 - 10y = -8
-144 + 108y - 40y/4 = -8
-144 + 108y - 40y = -32
108y - 40y = -32+144
68y = 112
Y= 1.64
2-4x+9y=14
12x-10y= -8
2-14+9y = 4x
-12 + 9y = 4x ( equation 3)
(Put in equation 2)
Answer:
x = -7
x = 5
Step-by-step explanation:
The standard form of quadratic equations is
Ax^2 + Bx + C = 0
The factors need to multiply together to be C and add together to be B.
The two numbers that will multiply together to be -35 and add together to be 2 are -5 & 7.
The factor pairs are (x+7)(x-5). Zero product property means we set each of those factor pairs = 0 and solve.
x + 7 = 0
-7 -7 Subtract 7 from each side to solve
x = -7
x - 5 = 0
+5 +5 Add 5 to each side to solve
x = 5
Answer:
It's supposed to be 4-7/1-8
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for slope is y1 - y2 / x1 - x2 (subscript). So you would take the y value from (8,7) which is 7, and subtract by the y value from (1,4), which is 4. You do the same for the x values and you get 7-4/8-1, which is 3/7.
33 years old would be correct
To get the effective interest rate (EIR) of the loan, determine first whether we will use a simple interest method or a discounted method. In this case, we will use a discounted method because the loan is a discounted one. In a discounted method, interest is deducted from the loan principal. So the formula will look like this:
EIR = Interest ÷ (Principal - Interest)
Before proceeding any further, solve first for interest. (assuming a 360-day year)
Interest = Principal × rate × interest
= $2950 × (100/360) × (0.085)
= $69.65
Thus, EIR can be computed as follows:
EIR = ($69.65 ÷ ($2950 - $69.65)) × 360
≈ 8.7%
Notice that the EIR was multiplied by 360 to return it to an annual rate.
