What I would do is subtract 12 from -5. Then you would have -17. Then you would add 4 and it would be -13. So your answer is:
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If $2.35 is the unit rate, the estimated one is $2.40 if it is to the nearest tenth, $1.00 to the nearest ones. I may be wrong.
Given:
Investment (P) = $10000
Rate of interest (R) = 3.5%
Time (T) = 7 years
To find:
Amount in the account after 7 years
Solution:
Simple interest formula:




Simple interest = $2450
Amount = Investment + Interest
= 10000 + 2450
= 12450
Therefore $12,450 will be in the account after 7 years.
Answer: -6, 6
Step-by-step explanation:
take them out of absolute value to find the value of x.
if you try to subtract x on both sides it cancels it out, so you are left with 6 and -6