You plug 8 into where n is so it's 8-5
8-5= 3 so the answer is A
With annual compounding, the number of years for 1000 to become 1400 is 6.7 years
With continous compounding, the number of years for 1000 to become 1400 is 1.35 years
<h3>How long would it take $1000 to become $1,400?</h3>
With annual compounding, the formula that would be used is:
(In FV / PV) / r
Where:
- FV = future value
- PV = present value
- r = interest rate
(In 1400 / 1000) / 0.05 = 6.7 years
With continous compounding, the formula that would be used is:
(In 1400 / 1000) / (In e^r)
Where r = interest rate
((In 1400 / 1000) / (In e^0.05) = 1.35 years
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Answer:
11y-2x= -90
Step-by-step explanation:
for the point (1,-8)
x=1 and y= -8
for the equation,
2x -4y= -11
x= -1/m
m= -1/x
x = -1/ (-11/2 )
m= 2/11
so for the equation,
y-y1= m(x- x1)
y- -8=2/11(x-1)
11(y+8)= 2(x-1)
11y +88= 2x-2
11y-2x= -90
Answer:
$1,131.20 is the amount earned
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Key skills needed: Simple Interest Formula, Operations ( +, - , x , / )</u>
1) To understand this problem, you need to know the simple interest formula.
A = P(1+rt)
A is the amount
P is the principal
R is the interest rate as a decimal
T is the time in years
2) The 1st thing we need to do is convert the interest rate into a decimal. We have 14%. To convert into decimal form, we divide it by a 100, or move the decimal 2 places to the left. This is 0.14 --> So r=0.14
3) Next we use the formula:
A = 1,010(1+ 0.14(8))
- We first do 0.14(8) which is 1.12 and then add it to the 1 value, so you will get --> A = 1,010(2.12)
- Multiply and you will get A = $2,141.20
- To find the interest earned, you subtract this by the original amount, so $2,141.20 - $1,010 which would be $1,131.20
This means $1,131.20 is your answer.
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