Answer:
The company decided to increase the price by $9.60, or by 48%.
Step-by-step explanation:
To measure the price difference in dollars is simple, just subtract the old price from the new one:
Divide the price change by the old price to find the price increase in percentage:
1.4 / 7
multiply by 10 in both up and down
(1.4*10) / (7*10)
14 / 70
divide by 7
(14/7) / (70/7)
2 / 10
divide by 2
(2/2) / (10/2)
1 / 5
Answer: 3
Step-by-step explanation:
At first you would subtract 39 from 60. Then you would do 21/5.5 and you would get 3.818… and due to the fact you can't go over 60 you would round to 3 and not 4
They both have 4 congruent sides and angles.
Compound interest formula = a=P(1+r/n)^nt
P= lump sum to deposit (solving for)
A= amount accumulated over the entire time (20000)
n= number of times interest is compounded annually (1)
r= rate of interest (0.82)
T= total number of years (15)
20000=P(1+0.082/1)^1*15
20000=P(1.082)^15
20000=P(3.26143638)
20000/3.26143638=P
P=$6132.2674
