Given the simple interest formula:
I = P•R•T
where:
I = interest
P = principal
R = interest rate
T = time (in years)
We can isolate R algebraically to find out the interest rate:
I = P•R•T
Divide both sides by P•T:
I / (P•T) = (P•R•T)/(P•T)
The formula for the interest rate is:
R = I / (P•T)
Substitute the given values into this formula to solve for the interest rate (R):
R = I / (P•T)
R = $490/ ($1,400 • 5 years)
R = $490 / $7,000
R = 0.07 or 7%
Therefore, the interest rate is 7%.
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The functions would be:
D. y=x³
We can check it out.
(1,1); x=1; y=1 ⇒1=(1)³=1*1*1=1
(2,8); x=2; y=8 ⇒8=(2)³=2*2*2=8
(3,27); x=3; y=27 ⇒27=3³=3*3*3=27
(4,64): x=4; y=64 ⇒64=4³=4*4*4=64
(5,125); x=5; y=125 ⇔ 125=5³=5*5*5=125
Answer:
positive
Step-by-step explanation:
if you subtract a negative number, it’s the same as adding a positive number. If you add 2 positive numbers, you get a positive number, so the expression is positive.
First you need to use the distributive property: 27(x+4)=-6
27x+108=-6
then you need to subtract 108 from -6 to
get x alone. 27x= 102
Lastly divide 102 by 27 to finally get x alone: x=3.777
the answer would be: x= 3.77 or 3.8
