Answer:
$3781.19
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us assume that the student has to earn $(1900 + x) by September 1 so that he can pay the $1900 tuition fee by September 1 and the remaining $x will grow at 3% simple interest to make him able to pay another tuition fee of $1900 by January 1.
So, we can write 
{Because September 1 to January 1 is 4 months and the monthly simple interest rate is 
%}
⇒ 1.01x = 1900
⇒ x = $1881.19 (Rounded to the nearest cents)
Therefore, the student has to earn $(1900 + 1881.19) = $3781.19 (Answer)
Answer:
1.3x10^-6
Step-by-step explanation:
Use a calculator.
0.00065/5 will give you 0.00013 which can be written as 1.3x10^-4 and multiply that by 10^-2, you will add the exponents -4+-2 and get -6 as your new exponent, ending with 1.3x10^-6
Let's actually find the line of best fit...
m=(nΣyx-ΣyΣx)/(nΣx^2-ΣxΣx)
m=(11*836-130*55)/(11*385-3025)
m=2046/1210
m=93/55
b=(Σy-93Σx/55)/n
b=(55Σy-93Σx)/(55n)
b=(7150-5115)/(55*11)
b=185/55, so the line of best fit is:
y=(93x+185)/55
A) The approximate y-intercept (the value of y when x=0) is 185/55≈3.36.
Which means that those who do not practice at all will win about 3.36 times
B) y(13)=(93x+185)/55
y(13)≈25.34
So after 13 months of practice one would expect to win about 25.34 times.
