So in 6 months (1/2yr) you earned $15.75 interest, if we double that we find the total interest you would gain for that year, 15.75x2= $31.5 total interest for that year.
To find the annual rate divide the interest gained by the amount deposited, 31.5/500 = 0.063% p.a.
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Step-by-step explanation:
<h2>NO=4</h2><h2>NP=11</h2><h2>MO=9</h2><h2>MP=?</h2><h2 /><h2>MO=MN+NO</h2><h2> 9=MN+4</h2><h2> MN=9-4</h2><h2> =5</h2><h2>NP=NO+OP</h2><h2> 11=4+OP</h2><h2> OP=11-4</h2><h2> OP=7</h2><h2>MP=MN+NO+OP</h2><h2> =5+4+7</h2><h2> =16</h2>
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Step-by-step explanation:
-3(2x-6)+4=-6x+18+4=-6x+22
I believe it would be 0 fr
For every negative power you divide by 10