Answer:
80, 40, 40
Step-by-step explanation:
The rule is if the number before the tens place is 5 or more round up and if it is 4 or less round down.
I like to look at it without the rule and what makes sense.
82.14: my choices are 80 or 90. What number is 82.14 closer to on the number line? 80.
38.5 The choices are 30 and 40. This number on a number line would be closer to 40
41.3 The choices are 40 and 50. On a number line this number would be closer to 40.
Answer:
12g
Step-by-step explanation:
I don't have a lot of contexts here but based on what saw the answer should be 12g
Answer:
R = 2 % per annum.
Step-by-step explanation:
SI = (P*T*R) /100
$1000 = ($10000 * 5 yrs *Rate) /100
Answer:
x ≈ {0.653059729092, 3.75570086464}
Step-by-step explanation:
A graphing calculator can tell you the roots of ...
f(x) = ln(x) -1/(x -3)
are near 0.653 and 3.756. These values are sufficiently close that Newton's method iteration can find solutions to full calculator precision in a few iterations.
In the attachment, we use g(x) as the iteration function. Since its value is shown even as its argument is being typed, we can start typing with the graphical solution value, then simply copy the digits of the iterated value as they appear. After about 6 or 8 input digits, the output stops changing, so that is our solution.
Rounded to 6 decimal places, the solutions are {0.653060, 3.755701}.
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A similar method can be used on a calculator such as the TI-84. One function can be defined a.s f(x) is above. Another can be defined as g(x) is in the attachment, by making use of the calculator's derivative function. After the first g(0.653) value is found, for example, remaining iterations can be g(Ans) until the result stops changing,