Answer:
10%
Explanation :
To solve the problem, we should know the definition of annual simple interest. We have,
Simple Interest (I) = P×R×t100
Where, P= principal amount
R = simple interest annual rate
t = time period of the annual simple interest
Here, we have R = 10% and have to calculate t for the sum of the money (that is P) to double.
The number next to the x indicates your slope, so the slope the equation would be 2/1 (up two over one) but first you have to find out your y intercept and the
at would be -3!!
hope this helps!!!
DC/AC=EC/BC
x/(x+3)=10/16
10(x+3)=16x
10x+30=16x
30=6x
x=5
DC=x=5
DC=5 units long
10/16=DE/AB, DE=y
10/16=y/10
16*y=10*10
y=6.25≈6.3
DE≈6.3
If the first die is a 5, the second must be 5 or more in order to have a sum of at least ten.
Assuming it is a six sided die, the two values that would make this true are 5 and 6.
2 values/6 possible would be a probability of 2/6, which simplifies to 1/3
Final answer: 1/3
If the number limit is 6, then the number missing is 5, while the last number in this sequence is obviously 6.
