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2 years ago

F(x)=300(1.16)power x can someone help me out

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1 answer:

Vedmedyk [2.9K]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

I am not too sure what the question asking for

but to evaluate f(x) = 300(1.16) power x = 7.500^20

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iragen [17]

Answer:

third number = 4,

equation of y, y = 5x - 11

equation of n, n = 4x

equation of x, n + x + y =19

Step-by-step explanation:

so lets write evertything as a n equation. n + x + y =19. N is the first number, x is the second number, and y is the third number. We will write the equation for y as follows 5x - 11. N will be four times the second number, so 4x. If substitute the values for out equation for x we will find what x equals to. So (4x) + x + (5x - 11) = 19

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Then you substiute the answer for x in the equation for y. This will get you 5(3) - 11

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