Its called equivalent fractions when you have a whole fraction
Hello,
p="the point is in the first quadrant"
q=" its coordinates are positive"
Your theorem is p==>q
The converse of the theorem is q==>p
(if a point has its coordinates positive then he is in the first quadrant)
Answer: A
Compound interest simply defined as the interest added at regular interval. Compound interested can be calculated using
Compound interest = P (1+) ^nt and Pe ^rt
P = Initial balance
r = Annual interest rate
n = Number of times the interest is compounded per year
t =Number of year money is invested
Using
Compound interest = P (1+ ) ^nt
Continuous
P= $ 8000
t = 6
r = 6.25%
=
= 0.0625
n = 1
Compound interest = 8000 (1+) ^1×6
= 8000 (1 + 0.0625) ^6
= 8000 (1.0625) ^ 6
= 8000× 1.4387
= $11,509.6
Semi- annually
P= $ 8000
t = 6
r = 6.3%
=
= 0.063
n = 2
Compound interest = 8000 (1+) ^2×6
= 8000 (1 + 0.063) ^12
= 8000 (1.063) ^12
= 8000× 1.4509
= $11,607.0
Investing $ 8000 semi-annually at 6.3% for 6 years yields greater return
Therefore the answer is (A)
Answer:
See below, please!
Step-by-step explanation:
There are infinite number of ratios equivalent to 3:8 because both numbers can be multiplied by a common number or divided by a common number.
For example, 9:24 would still be equivalent to 3:8 because the common number in our case is 3. See what I mean?
Hope this helped!
