it would be $.80, or 80 cents
I’m not 100% bc/ I learned this last semester, but I think it’s B. So sorry if I’m wrong. I think this bc/ 0.04 is the interest rate as a percent, 4 is the time, 200 is the amount of money, and the one shows that it is exponential growth.
It is given in the question that
Steven is solving the equation

He begins with the following two steps.

And we have to find , what will be the next step in solving the equation.
First we combine the like terms. And the like terms are 24 and 40. So we have to add 24 and 40. And that will be the next step.
So the correct option is the last option.
George shouldn't think too far.
He should use the formula for Compound Interest.
Amount in compound interest, A = P(1+ r/100)ⁿ.
Where A = Amount, P = Principal, r is the rate per year, n = number of years.
Note: the expression (1+ r/100) is raised to power n.
From George's problem: P = 750, r = 22, I guess number of years , n = x
A(x) = 750( 1 + 22/100)ˣ
A(x) = 750( 1 + 0.22)ˣ
From your options I can't see an answer. Except the expression of option (A) is actually raised to power x, and not times x as stated in the option.
Answer:
Max exercises 13 hours a week, and Sasha 7.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the number of hours each of them exercises during the week, we solve the system of equations.
In the second equation:

Replacing in the first equation:





So Sasha exercises 7 hours per week.
Max:



Max exercises 13 hours a week.