Given:
Principal = 17,000
rate = 10.7%
term = x/360
interest = 1,121.72
Interest = Principal * rate * term
1,121.72 = 17,000 * .107 * x/360
1,121.72 = 1,819x / 360
1,121.72 * 360 = 1,819x
403,632 / 1,819 = x
221.90 = x
Lauren Michelle will have to wait 222 days for her investment to earn $1,121.72
Given:
Principal = x
rate = 9%
term = 10 months
interest = 1,687.50
Interest = Principal * rate * term
1,687.50 = x * 0.09 * 10/12
1,687.50 = x * 0.075
1,687.50 / 0.075 = x
22,500 = x
The amount Sandra Leatherwood invested was $22,500.
None. If you think about it, 246 is greater than 6, so how can fit 246 into 6? Think about it this way . . how many times can you fit an elephant into a garden hose? . . yeah . . you probably can't . . try reposting your question . . and try making more sense of it next time. :)
Answer:
400
Step-by-step explanation:
800-400=400
Y= (x-2)² + 5. We can write it as : y-5 = (x-2)². The general equation of a quadratic function is :
(y-k) = a(x-h)², where h and k are the vertex of the parabola and a, the coefficient which determines whether the parabola opens upward or downward.
So, y-5 = (x-2)²
Having said that we can say that the VERTEX( 2,5) and since a=1 (a>0) the parabola is open upward OR it passes by a MINIMUM (Then the vertex is minimum)
The domain (x- value) is all Real { x|x = -∞ to x=+∞}
The Range (y-value) is all y ≥ 5
The points of intersection for the two functions and round to the nearest tenth are (0.5, 1.4) and (4.85, -0.3)
<h3>System of equations</h3>
Given the following function
f(x) = - 0.5x + 2
g(x) = x^3 - 5x^2 + 3
The point of intersection is the point where f(x) = g(x)
x^3 - 5x^2 + 3 = - 0.5x + 2
x^3 - 5x^2 + 3 + 0.5x - 2 = 0
x^3 - 5x^2 + 0.5x + 1 = 0
Factorize and determine the value of x
x = 0.53 and 4.85
If x = 0.53
f(0.53) = -0.5(0.53) + 2
f(0.53) = -0.265 + 2
f(0.53) = 1.375
If x = 4.85
f(4.85) = -0.5(4.85) + 2
f(4.85) = -2.425 + 2
f(4.85) = -0.245
Hence the points of intersection for the two functions and round to the nearest tenth are (0.5, 1.4) and (4.85, -0.3)
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