<span>$119.05
Eva follows the bond market and often purchases bonds issued by Sanden Research Labs. Last year, she purchased three such bonds in January, one in May, and four in June, then sold them all in November. Sanden Research Labs bonds were selling at 78.430 in January, 95.652 in May, 86.220 in June, and 87.454 in November. If each bond she purchased had a par value of $500, how much profit did Eva gain from buying and selling these bonds?</span>
The last one is the right answer b/c 7 plus 0.30 for each topping, -> t
999,000,000,000
how?
the first nine (left to right) is in the hundred billions place.
the second nine (middle) is in the ten billions place.
the last nine is in the billions place
Answer:
B= - 6/5
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
decay
2% decrease
Step-by-step explanation:
The growth factor is the base of the exponent: 0.98. Its relation to the rate of change is ...
growth factor = 1 + rate of change
0.98 = 1 + (-0.02)
So, the rate of change is -0.02 = -2%. Since the rate of change is a 2% decrease, it represents decay.
