The question is so dry, mechanical, and devoid of emotion
that it's terrifying.
There is no way to assign a number to "How many people were
dying per day", and I would prefer not even to think about it in
those terms.
-- The period of time from August 4, 1914 until November 11, 1918 is 1,560 days.
-- The "average", or better, the "unit rate" of 10 million events in 1,560 days
is the quotient
(10,000,000 events) / (1,560 days)
= 6,410.3 events per day
= 267.1 events per hour
= 4.45 events per minute.
Reciprocally, this is a unit rate of
13.48 seconds per event,
sustained continuously for 4.274 years !
When will we ever learn ! ?
Answer: use google calculator It’s reliable
Step-by-step explanation:
The total amount owed after 6 months will be found using the formula:
FV=P(1+r/100*n)^n
P=principle=$10000
r=rate=18%
n=terms=0.5
FV=10000(1+18/2*100)^0.5
FV=$10,440.30651
Thus the amount owed will be $10440.30651
The question is, "how many ways ...".
There are as many ways to solve a math problem as you can think of. (Some are shorter or easier than others.)
Essentially, an infinite number.
When you're multiplying by a power of 10 such as 100, the decimal point moves two places to the right. Note that this corresponds with the number of zeroes in 100. Of course our number is going to get bigger, not smaller, which means we'd have to be going right. If we multiplied by something like 0.001, we'd also be going two places, just going smaller and to the left.
