Step-by-step explanation:
t in 1200m:
t in 3750:
difference is:
3.75-0.12 = 3.63
Your answer is 10^(- 4).
Think about how exponents with a base 10 work. 10^1 = 10, 10^2 = 100, 10^3 = 1000. It's just add a zero to the right side as you go up.
Then think about 10^0. Anything to a zero power is 1. Only way to go is into negative exponents now. If for positive exponents on 10 we add a zero to the right side, then for negative exponents we add them to the left. Only difference is we have a decimal.
10^(- 1) = 0.1
10^(- 2) = 0.01
10^(- 3) = 0.001
And then your answer
10^(- 4) = 0.0001
Hopefully that explanation makes sense. Exponents can be rough to explain when you're not face-to-face or using some sort of live animation to talk through it. If you're still confused, I'd suggest talking to your instructor.
Answer:
I'm pretty sure that they are 4, 16, 64, and 256.
Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the fact that Duffs Co. dividends grow at 24% for three years and then 6%, the current share price of the company is $63.29.
<h3>What is Duffs Co. current price?</h3>
First, find the price of the stock in year 3 when the stock grows at 6%:
= (1.90 x 1.24³ x 1.06) / (0.11 - 0.06)
= $76.79
This amount is the terminal value. You are to take the present value of this amount along with the present value of the dividends up to year 3:
= ((1.90 x 1.24) / 1.11) + ((1.90 x 1.24²) / 1.11²) + ((1.90 x 1.24³) / 1.11³) + 76.79 / 1.11³
= $63.29
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Answer:
17.0710678119 and 2.92893218813
Step-by-step explanation:
Theoretically, the wire should come out to be x+y=80,
and the sum of the areas of the squares should be (x/4)^2+(y/4)^2=300.
x/4 and y/4 being the length of one side of the square, we would then square that to find the area. The total wire is all x+y=80. X being one part and Y being the other.
Theoretically, using systems. i found the answers: 68.2842712474619,11.715728752538098
Again, these numbers are very large, and I they actually do both add up to each amount basically perfectly. If your teacher is asking for a rounded answer, that would've been helpful to know. But again, theoretically, those are the answers.
