We want to calculate the following
Using the properties of exponents, we have that
So we have
So, if factor 10^-4 on the right side, we have
Note that
Then,
So we have that
Let y=f(x) be the particular solution to the differential equation dy/dx=(2x−1)/y^2 with the initial condition y(0)=3. Which of
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She deposited two amounts, let's say "a" and "b"
"a" earning 2% interest
"b" earning 2.5% interest
the 2.5% one, is twice as much as the 2% one
so.. one can say that, whatever "a" is, "b" is twice as much,
or b = 2*a -> b = 2a
now.. .the sum of both earned interest, was $1190
so.. one can say that (2% of a) + (2.5% of b) = 1190
let' us use the decimal notation then
solve for "a" to find what the "a" amount is,
to find "b", well, "b" is "2a", so just do a 2*a to get "b"
"a" earning 2% interest
"b" earning 2.5% interest
the 2.5% one, is twice as much as the 2% one
so.. one can say that, whatever "a" is, "b" is twice as much,
or b = 2*a -> b = 2a
now.. .the sum of both earned interest, was $1190
so.. one can say that (2% of a) + (2.5% of b) = 1190
let' us use the decimal notation then
solve for "a" to find what the "a" amount is,
to find "b", well, "b" is "2a", so just do a 2*a to get "b"