A=future amount
P=present amount
r=rate in decimal
n=number of times per year compounded
t=time in years
given
P=455
r=4%=0.04
n=1
t=2
A=492.128
round
$492.13
3rd option
Answer:
(8, 5) (Answer C)
Step-by-step explanation:
Write this system of linear equations in a (vertical) column:
4x - 3y = 17
5x + 4y = 60
Let's eliminate y through addition/subtraction:
Multiply 4x - 3y = 17 by 4, obtaining 16x - 12y = 68, and
multiply 5x + 4y = 60 by 3, obtaining 15x + 12y = 180. Then we have:
16x - 12y = 68
15x + 12y = 180
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31x = 248, and so x = 248/31 = 8.
Now find y. Substitute 8 for x in 5x + 4y = 60: 5(8) + 4y = 60, or
4y = 60 - 40 = 20.
Thus, y = 20/4, or y = 5.
The solution is (8, 5) (Answer C)
Answer:
A $60.50
Step-by-step explanation:
165 divided 3 = $55.00 per class
55.00 X 10% = 5.50 per class
55.00 + 5.50 = 60.50
The side of the barn is made of 2 shapes, a triangle and a rectangle. Find the area of each shape, then add together to find the total area.
To find the area of the triangle, we multiply 1/2 x (triangle base x triangle height), we can find the triangle height by subtracting the height on the right by the height on the left, so 26.5-14.5 = 12.5ft.
The area of the triangle is 1/2 x (22.8x12.5) = 142.5 square ft.
The area of the rectangle is calculated by multiplying one side by the other, which is 22.8x14.5 = 330.6 square feet.
The total area of the side of the barn is 330.6 + 142.5 = 473.1 square feet.
Since we now know the area of the side of the barn, we can find the cost of paint needed. A one gallon paint can covers 350 square feet and costs $20, but we need to paint 473.1 square feet so we'll need to buy a second can. This means we can easily paint the side of the barn with 2 cans, costing $40 in paint.
