True. Both methods correctly verify the trig identity
Answer:x-5
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is D that is (18+41)+12 = 18+(41+12)
because A,B,C can be only be associative when
(A+B)+C= A+(B+C)
So by comparing the associative law with the options above , you will be able to get your answer
Maturity risk for 3 year Treasury security is 0.1%
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given -
Rate of 3 year Treasury security, R3 = 7%
Rate of 6 year Treasury security, R6 = 6.2%
Rate of inflation, Ri = 2.25% next year, 2.5% on 2nd year, 2.5% on 3rd year
Real interest rate, Rint = 4.4%
Maturity risk on 3 year Treasury security, x = ?
Maturity risk for 3 year Treasury security:
R3 = Ri on 3rd year + Rint + x
7% = 2.5% + 4.4% + x
x = 0.1%
Therefore, Maturity risk for 3 year Treasury security is 0.1%
Answer:
41.1 feet of ribbon was leftover
(fraction form: 41 1/10)
Step-by-step explanation:
122 1/2 = 122.5
32 2/5 = 32 4/10 = 32.4
122.5 x 0.4 = 49
122.5 - 49 = 73.5
73.52 - 32.4 = 41.1
41.1
