7 / 7 = 1
3 + 1 = 4
4 + 3 and 1 / 3 = 7 and 1 / 3
Answer:
$3,623.84 Exact answer without rounding | $3,623.85 ~ (Approximent Answer with rounding.)
Step-by-step explanation:
Compound Interest Has a Specific Formula:
This case is Exponential Growth.
Formula: y= ab^x
You need to set up the equation.
First we need to define the rate of growth meaning what do you have to do for the 6.5%.
You need to do 100% + 6.5% = 106.5%
You need to convert the percent to a decimal which will be 1.065
Now we need to start plugging things into our formula to solve.
Your initial Starting amount was $3000
So you need to have y=3000(b)^x
We now know that the rate of growth is 1.065 so the b would be 1.065
y=3000(1.065)^x
Our power to x is our 3.5 years.
Our Equation now:
y=3000(1.065)^3
Now you need to use a calculator to do this due to the amount of decimals and digits.
Remember pemdas when doing this!!!
The answer should result to $3,623.84 but if rounded then: $3,623.85
Answer:
The equations represent circles that result in the same graph.
Step-by-step explanation:
we have
Divide by -10 both sides
-----> equation A
This is the equation of a circle centered at origin with radius 
and
Divide by 5 both sides
-----> equation B
This is the equation of a circle centered at origin with radius
equation A and equation B are equal
therefore
The system has infinite solutions, because the equations represent circles that result in the same graph.
Answer:
The approximate height of the paint can is 8.2 in
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The volume of the cylinder ( can of paint) is equal to
we have
Substitute the values and solve for h
231=(3.14)(3)^{2} h
h=231/(3.14*9)=8.2 in
Volume units quarts to gallons (fluid and dry) conversion factor is 0.25 (quart is 1/4 of an gallon). To find out how many gallons in quarts, multiply by the factor, or simply use the converter below.
1 Quart = 0.25 (1/4) Gallon [US, UK, Fluid or Dry]
Quart and gallon are imperial and US customary volume measurement units. In US customary system, both units have different volume capacity for dry and fluid measurements but in imperial (UK), the volume is the same for both fluid and dry measurement.
