Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
175-(8+45÷3)x7 s
start with what's inside the parenthesis
(8+45÷3) ⇒ (8+15) ⇒(23)
175-(23)x7
then do multiplication
23x7
161
175-161
14
final answer is 14
The graph starts at around x = 0. At x = 0, the graph's y-value is 2. There are no x-values that are less than 0.
The graph crosses the following points: (1,1); (4,0); (9, -1)
The distance between each y-value is exponentially increasing, as the slope of the graph is slowly decreasing as x approaches infinity.
Based on this information, we can say that this graph is a transformation of the base function,
y = √x
To determine the transformations made, we need to compare the graph to the original base function (attached below).
The basic function starts at 0, and has a positive slope. It reaches the points (1,1); (4,2); and (9,3).
The graph in the question shows the function start at 2, and the negative slope reaching the points mentioned earlier in the answer.
Based on this information, we can conclude that
y = -√x + 2.
What’s the rest of your question???
The group of values plugged into the TVM Solver of a graphing calculator that will return the amount of a 25-year loan with an APR of 16.8%, that is paid off with monthly payments of $340 is:
A. N=300; 1%-1.4; PV = PMT=-340; FV=0; P/Y=12; C/Y=12;PMT:END
What is monthly compounding?
Monthly compounding in this case the number of payments would be the number of monthly payments in 25 years, which is 300 monthly payments(i.e. 12*25=300), this means that options B and D are obviously incorrect because number of payments, N is given as 25( 25 years instead of 300 months)
What is monthly interest rate?
The monthly interest is the annual interest rate of 16.8% divided by 12, which is 1.40%, in short, option C is also wrong because I/Y(monthly interest rate) was as shown as an interest rate of 16.8% instead of 1.40%
Overall, the correct option is A, because the number of payments and interest rate were stated correctly, unlike other options that were incorrectly written
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