I will assume you are using compound interest.
<span>let the amount invested be x </span>
<span>x(1.0575)^25 = 85000 </span>
<span>x = 85000/1.0575^25 = $21,009.20</span>
The next two numbers are 60 and 600. The pattern is to multiply the number by 10.
Hope that helped.
Step-by-step explanation:
1.s^13
2.g^41
3.b^-1
They are the required answers.
yes Mike is correct because 1/10 is also be used as a decimal which could be switched into a fraction
