What we know:
Acct. balance A (11)= $2,976.45
Pricipal=$1,963.45
Compounded (n)=quarterly (4)
rate=r
Compound interest formula: A (t)=p (1+r/n)^nt
What we need toi find:
If the interest compounds quarterly, what is the interest rate on the account? Find r.
A (t)=p (1+r/n)^nt
2976.45=1963.45 (1+r/4)^(4×11)
2976.45=1963.45 (1+r/4)^44
2976.45/1963.45=1963.45/1963.45 (1+r/4)^44
1.5159=(1+r/4)^44
(1.5159)^(1/44)=((1+r/4)^44)^(1/44)
1.0095=1+r/4
1.0095-1=1-1+r/4
.0095=r/4
.0095(4)=r/4 (4)
.038=r
Rate = 3.8%
Hello guys not quite sure this
Answer:
the graph on the bottom left
Step-by-step explanation:
outliers are points that are away from the cluster of points in the bottom left graph all of the points are grouped up therefor the bottom left graph is the correct answer
Step-by-step explanation:
x^2 -14x + 45 =0
look for two numbers that their :
sum= - 14 (-5 & -9)
products = 45 (-5 & -9)
so,
(x-5)(x-9)=0
thus,
x=5, x=9 (ANS)
