John's effective annual rate is about
(1 +.0576/4)^4 -1 ≈ 5.8856%
According to the "rule of 72", John's money will have doubled in
72/5.8856 = 12.23 years
John's balance will be $4500 in 1989.
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Since you're only concerned with the year (not the month), you don't actually need to determine the effective annual rate. The given rate of 5.76% will tell you 72/5.76 = 12.5 years. The actual doubling time is closer to 12.12 years, so using the effective rate gives results that are closer, but "good enough" is good enough in this case.
Answer: good thinking
Step-by-step explanation:
here is the answer idk
None of these lines are parallel or perpendicular. I assume you may have mistyped the original equation. If the original equation had a 4 next to the x instead, then the following is true.
The first is parallel
The second is neither
The third is perpendicular.
Answer:
(x-8)
Step-by-step explanation:
you can test with FOIL, use division or synthetic division
