R –4=-3+ + 10 Answer?
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To find the average rate of change, use the following formula:
a and b represent the values of the interval:
Simplify the original equation by combining like terms:
Plug the interval values into the f(x) equation:
Plug in these values into the average rate of change formula:
The average rate of change over this interval is -11.
a and b represent the values of the interval:
Simplify the original equation by combining like terms:
Plug the interval values into the f(x) equation:
Plug in these values into the average rate of change formula:
The average rate of change over this interval is -11.
Answer:
c. quarterly
Step-by-step explanation:
To start with 1 year is equal to twelve months
3months out of 12 months will be;
3/12= 1/4
Here it is compounded quarterly and n=4 where n is the number of compoundings a year.
Lets study the compound interest formula;
where;
A=The ending amount
P=Starting amount
r=rate of interest expressed as a decimal
n=number of compoundings a year
t=total number of years
The number of compoundings in any one year can be an interest compounded yearly where n=1, semi-annually with n=2, quarterly where n=4, monthly where n=12, weekly and n=52 and finaly daily with n=365.