Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for the accrued amount from compound interest is

1. Amount in account on 1 Jan 2015
(a) Data:
a = £23 517.60
r = 2.5 %
n = 1
t = 1 yr
(b) Calculations:
r = 0.025

The amount that gathered interest was £22 944.00 but, before the interest started accruing, Carol had withdrawn £1000 from the account.
She must have had £23 944 in her account on 1 Jan 2015.
(2) Amount originally invested
(a) Data
A = £23 944.00

3. Summary
1 Jan 2014 P = £23 360.00
1 Jan 2015 A = 23 944.00
Withdrawal = <u> -1 000.00
</u>
P = 22 944.00
1 Jan 2016 A = £23 517.60
Answer:
We would pay $.13 or 13 cents
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the tax on an item, multiply the amount by the tax rate
tax =3 * 4.4%
Change to a decimal form
= 3 *.044
=.132
We round to the nearest cent
=.13
We would pay $.13 or 13 cents
9: I think it is 48
10: 138
Answer: You simplify it.
Step-by-step explanation: You have to take the numerator and the denominator, find the greatest common factor, and divide it until it is at its simplest form.
Hope that helps
What are the numbers? I cant see the answers, but it would be one of the segment addition postulate ones