Answer:
On the other hand, if rates are very low, gold may potentially benefit as it keeps the opportunity cost of holding gold to a minimum. Of course, gold could also move higher even with high interest rates, and it could move lower even during periods of ultra-low rates. Monetary policy can also affect the gold price.
Step-by-step explanation:
y+4=(5- -4)/(0-3) . (x-3) =>
y+4=-3(x-3)
65 million plus 4000 = <span>sixty-five million four thousand</span>
