Simple interest formula
Interest = Pit = $50
P=principal (initial investment)
i=annual interest rate = 0.04
t=time in years = 6 months = 0.5 years
Substitute values,
$50 = P*0.04*0.5
Solve for P
P=$50/(0.04*0.5)=$2500
Answer:(2x + 5)⁵
Step-by-step explanation:I assume you mean the 4th term of the expansion of (2x + 5)⁵. The coefficient can be found from pascal's triangle.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
P= 45,000
rate= 18%
Recall the expression for the compound interest
Since we are talking of depreciation
Substitute
Hence the exponential function is
Y=1/2x+6
Y-2=1/2(x+8)
Then simplify and get y by itself
1/2*(-1/7) = - (1*1)/(2*7)= - 1/14
(+)*(-) = (-)
Answer : - 1/14
