We have been given that you invest $850 into a stock market fund, which grows at a rate of approximately 4% each year. We are asked to write an equation that can be used to calculate the amount of money in the fund after x years.
We will use exponential growth formula to solve our given problem.
An exponential function is in form 
, where,
y = Final amount,
a = Initial amount,
r = Growth rate in decimal form,
x = Time.
Let us convert 4% into decimal.
.
We have 
and 
, so our equation would be:
Therefore, the equation can be used to calculate the amount of money in the fund after x years.
1. Unless you have the total students, it would be D, because we don't know how many total students there are, so we don't know how many students 100% would be.
2. E. There are only 7% of the students who major in a medical area. So say out of 100 students, 7% of that would be 7 people, and 19% would be 19 people, and so on. So therefore, the least people are majoring in a medical field.
The correct answer are 1 , 3 , 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the Rational Zero Theorem to list all possible rational zeros of the function.
Use synthetic division to evaluate a given possible zero by synthetically dividing the candidate into the polynomial. ...
Repeat step two using the quotient found with synthetic division. ...
Find the zeros of the quadratic function.
Use substitution.
anywhere you see "a" , than you would plug in b + 2 in for it so....
(b - (b + 2)^4
now take the negative sign and distribute it "+"
so b - b is 0, than 0 - (-2) is -2.
so what is (-2)^4 ????? it would become positive 16
