Answer:
Population after 4 years = 49 (nearest unit)
Population after 5 years = 47 (nearest unit)
Step-by-step explanation:
Yearly decrease = 4.6%
Decrease factor (what's left) = (100-4.6)% = 0.954
Current population, P = 60
population after n years = P(0.954)^n (to the nearest unit)
Population after 4 years = 60(0.954)^4 = 49.7 = 49 (nearest unit)
Population after 5 years = 60(0.954)^5 = 47.4 = 47 (nearest unit)
Answer:
The area in factored form is
.
The area in standard form is
.
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of a rectangle is length times width.
So the area here is (x+2)(x-5).
They are probably not looking for A=(x+2)(x-5) because it requires too little work.
They probably want A in standard form instead of factored form.
Let's use foil:
First x(x)=x^2
Outer: x(-5)=-5x
Inner: 2(x)=2x
Last: 2(-5)=-10
---------------------Adding together:
.
The area in factored form is
.
The area in standard form is
.
Hello!
First of all let's find the perimeter (circumference) of the semi circles. We can combine them to make one circle with a diameter of 4 (as we can see the side length of one semi circle is 4 cm. We now plug it into the circumference equation (

=3.14).
4(3.14)=12.56
Now we add up the side lengths of the rectangle.
4+6+4+6=20
Now we add up the length of our circle and rectangle.
20+12.56=32.56
Therefore our answer is
32.56 cm.
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Now to find the area! If we combine the two semicircles, we get a circle with a diameter of four. This means that is has a radius of two. We use the equation below to find the area of the two circles.
A=

r²
First we will square our radius.
2(2)=4
Now we multiply by pi.
4(3.14)=12.56
Now we need to find the area of the rectangle.
6(4)=24
Now we add.
24+12.56=
36.56.
I hope this helps!
4,500 x 3.75% = 168.75
2,200 + 168.75 = He would earn $2,368.75 this month
Wish I had this job XD
Answer: 0, 7, 14, 21, and 28
Step-by-step explanation: To find the first 5 multiples of 7, multiply 7 by the first 5 whole numbers which I have done for you in the image attached.
To quickly review, the set of whole numbers are shown below.
{0, 1, 2, 3, 4, ...}
The numbers that I have highlighted in green will be your first 5 multiples.