Answer:
1. CI = P (1 + 
)^ n - P
CI = A - P
Where P is Principal
R is interest rate
n is number of years
2. a. Semi annually - four times in a year
b. Monthly - two times in a year
c. annually - once in a year
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Money is said to be lent at compound interest , when the interest has become due at certain fixed period say, one year, half year, etc.., is given not paid to money lender, but is added to sum lent . The amount thus obtained become principal for next month and this process repeat until last period .
i.e CI = Final period - Initial period
or CI = A - P
or CI = P(1+ ) ^n - P
2. (a) Semi annually
A = P (1 + 
)^ n × 4
(b) Monthly
A = P (1 + 
) ^ n × 2
(c) Annually
A = P (1 + ) ^ n
Answer:
There are three primary methods used to find the perimeter of a right triangle.
1. When side lengths are given, add them together.
2. Solve for a missing side using the Pythagorean theorem.
3. If we know side-angle-side information, solve for the missing side using the Law of Cosines.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Equation - x = -3/10 + (10－1）
The original number is 9.3 because
x = -3/10 + (10－1）
x = -3/10 + 9
x = 9.3
The bearing of the individuals from each other are as indicated below;
- S45°E
- N25°E
- S65°E
- S15°E
- N45°E
- N75°E
<h3>What is bearing of Henley from Dinder?</h3>
It follows from the task content that the bearing of the individuals from each other are expected to be determined.
a) For Henley from Dinder; it follows from observation that Henley is; S45°E of Dinder's position.
b) For Dinder from Weare; it follows from observation that Dinder is; N25°E of Weare's position.
c) For Weare from Dinder; it follows from observation that Weare is; S65°E of Dinder's position.
d) For Weare from Henly; it follows from observation that Weare is; S15°E of Dinder's position.
e) For Dinder from Henly; it follows from observation that Dinder is; N45°E of Henly's position.
f) For Henly from Weare; it follows from observation that Henly is; N75°E of Weare's position.
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