we know that
The formula of simple interest is equal to
In this problem
we have
I=$170
P=$8,500
r=4%=4/100=0.04
t=?
substitute given values in the formula
therefore
0.5 years=6 months
<h2>The answer is 6 months</h2>
Answer:
He told me that he was a nice fellow
I told him that he looked sad and tired
She told me that I was a clever person
She told them that they could pass their exams if they worked hard
Sabnam said that she had gone to the hospital the previous day
Shilpa said that she had been extremely nervous the previous week
Husaain said that they had gone to bed early the previous night
Rahul said that he had not taken a taxi home the previous night
Answer:
The angle in the upper right quadrilateral corner = 68 degrees because vertical angles are equal.
Angle Y = 68 (opposite quadrilateral angles are equal).
All quadrilateral angles add to 360 so:
68 + 68 + x + z = 360 = 292
angle X + Z = 292
Therefore angle x = angle z = 146
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
multiply 9 by 12 to get the surface area of the end of the rectangle.
you should get 108.
multiply 12 by 9 to get the surface area of the side.
you should get 135.
multiply 12 by 15 to get the surface area of the bottom.
you should get 180.
then add all your answers and multiply by 2 this will give you the total surface area and you will find that the answer is A.
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now, what's the slope of a line parallel to that one above? well, parallel lines have exactly the same slope.
