In math (or English, for that matter), a question is never true or false. Only a statement can have such attributes.
If you make the statement "if A ate many sugar, A will get diabetes," in math it cannot be decided wheter it is true or false without additional information about the truth values of the statements "A ate many sugar" and "A will get diabetes".
Darryl:
Answer:
A = $1,905.00
(I = A - P = $405.00)
Equation:
A = P(1 + rt)
Lori:
Answer:
A = $1,932.00
(I = A - P = $532.00)
Equation:
A = P(1 + rt)
Thus $532-$405= $127 more in Lori's account
8.68x when x=the amount of hours you have worked
So do 8.68*16
Which equals $138.88
Each number is being multiplied by 3.
Answer:
6th square -2
8th square -3
9th square -8
Step-by-step explanation: The sum is -12
