Answer:
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$400</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the formula for calculating the simple interest expressed as;
Simple Interest = Principal * rate * time/100
Note that the principal is the amount he originally borrowed
I = PRT/100 ............ 1
Amount paid off A = Principal+Interest
A = P+I ............ 2
From equation 2; I = A-P......... 3
Substitute equation 3 into 1;
A-P = PRT/100
Given A = $440, R = 10%, Time = 1year
Substitute the given parameters into the resulting equation;
440 - P = P*10*1/100
440-P = 10P/100
440-P = 0.1P
440 = 0.1P+P
440 = 1.1P
Divide through by 1.1;
1.1P/1.1 = 440/1.1
P = $400
<em>Hence the amount Mr Noel originally borrow is $400</em>
Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
j=6
k=4
Rewrite the equation. So let's do that-
2.5(6*4)/6
6 and the other 6 cancel out so we are left with 2.5*4
Which is then equal to 10.
By the way, whenever you see the same number in a division problem on the numerator and denominator, just cancel them out because if you still did 2.5(6*4)/6, you would still get 10. I was just simplifying it!
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the expression is (300)*(3^m)
for m=-1
(300)*(3^-1)---------> (300)*(1/3)=100
The value of expression at m=-1 is 100, so there
were 100 visitors 1 months before the number of visitors was measured
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
In place value, you would move the decimal point 4 places. You move it 4 places because 10,000 has 4 zeroes.
