Answer:
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Answer:
$29,524.50
Step-by-step explanation:
since it is every year, the equation would be:
y= A(1-(r/n))^nt
when you plug in the given numbers, you get:
y= 50,000(1-.10)^5
since its value decreases every year, the "n" would be 1.
To determine the degree of the product of the given trinomials, you would multiply the term with the highest degree of each trinomial together. Both trinomials are degree 2, and when you multiply x2<span> by </span>x2<span>, you add the exponents to get </span>x4<span>. Thus, the degree of the product is 4. If the product is degree 4, and there is only one variable, the maximum number of terms is 5. There can be an </span>x4<span> term, an </span>x3<span> term, an </span> x2<span> term, an </span>x<span> term, and a constant term. </span>
Answer:
The sum of three-fourths of w, five-sixths of p, and 9
= 3/4w + 5/6p + 9
