I would draw the triangle then it would be easier to answer. It is not an equilateral because it is not equal on all sides. Perhaps scalene because all the sides are not the same.
The amount of money Justin would have in his account than Aaron, to the nearest dollar is $0
What is the future value formula for continuous compounding cash flow?
The future value, which is used to determine the worth of this investment of $740 made now in 18 years is as shown below:
FV=PV*e^(rt)
FV=the worth of the investment in 18 years=unknown
PV=the amount invested today=$740
e=mathematical exponential value=2.7182818
r=rate of interest which compounded continuously=5%
t=time of investment in years=18
FV=$740*2.7182818^(5%*18)
FV=$740*2.7182818^(0.90)
FV=$740*2.459603087981220
FV=$1,820.11
Justin:
FV=PV*(1+r/m)^(n*m)
PV=$740
r=5%
m=number of times in a year that interest is compounded=365
m=number of years=18
FV=$740*(1+5%/365)^(18*365)
FV=$1,819.99
difference=$1,820.11-$1,819.99
difference=$0.12($0 to the nearest dollar)
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Answer:
2700 I believe
Step-by-step explanation:
<span>y in (-oo:+oo)
(3*y+6)/11 = -9 // + 9
(3*y+6)/11+9 = 0
(3*y+6)/11+(9*11)/11 = 0
3*y+9*11+6 = 0
3*y+105 = 0
(3*y+105)/11 = 0
(3*y+105)/11 = 0 // * 11
3*y+105 = 0
3*y+105 = 0 // - 105
3*y = -105 // : 3
y = -105/3
y = -35
y = -35</span>
