If your just figuring out how much the car depreciated just by driving off the lot new...1st year.
$30,000×.30=$9,000
$30,000- $9,000=$21,000.
just take the brand new value of the car multiplied by the .30% of the 1st depreciation...take that answer ($9,000) and subtract it from your orginal value of $31,000.
which gives you $21,000
ANSWER
$1,413.81
EXPLANATION
The compound interest formula is given by:
Where P=900 is the balance in the account, t=10 is the number of years and r=0.0462 is the rate.
We substitute the values in to the formula to get:
This simplifies to:
Therefore $1413.81 will be in the account after 10 years.
For this case we have the following function:
f (x) = (1/3) * (4 ^ x)
We must evaluate the function for x = 2
We have then:
f (2) = (1/3) * (4 ^ 2)
Rewriting:
f (2) = (1/3) * (16)
f (2) = 16/3
Answer:
The function evaluated at x = 2 is:
f (2) = 16/3
option A
Answer:
3/22
Step-by-step explanation:
-1/4 . (-6/11)
- You have to multiply the signs: As both are negative, the result will be positive.
- You have to multiply the numbers in the top part (numerators) and the numbers in the bottom part (denominators)
1 . 6 / 4 . 11 = 6/44
- Finally, you must simplify the answer by dividing both numbers among the same divisor, in this case the number is 2
6÷2 / 44÷2 = 3/22
