As we know she wont be depositing or withdrawing that means that the total money remaining in the bank would be static and would just add up the interest their is.
SO 2 per cent of 5000 is 100 $. So she will earn a 100 $ from her first account.
And 2.5 % from 10000 is around 250 $ so she earn a total of 250 $ from her second account.
Now adding up the complete money that she will earn at the end of the year would be around 350 $.
Answer:
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the first one to answer is right
dogs to cats means 4 dogs for every 6 cats
if there are 36 cats. divide that by 6
36/6 = 6 then multiply that by 4 so 6*4 = 24
so 24 dogs
Answer:
The answer is the first option; 6^1/12
Step-by-step explanation:
We can simplify the question by using the radical rule to rewrite it as
6^1/3 ÷ 6^1/4
Then we use exponent rule which states that when we are dividing exponents of the same base, we have to subtract them. We see that the exponents are 1/3 and 1/4. So we use basic fractional division, here's the subtraction:
= 1/3 - 1/4
= 4/3 - 3/4 (we criss-crossed)
= 1/12 (we subtracted the denominators and multiplied the denominators)
Now that we have subtracted the exponents, we can write the answer as 6^1/12