Answer:
0. $1,000 1. $1,045 2. $1,092.03 3. $1,141.17 4. $1,192.52. 5. $1,246.18 6. $1,302.26 7. $1,360.86 8. $1,422.10
Step-by-step explanation:
First you start with the beginning balance of $1,000 dollars, then you multiply that by 1.045 to get $1,045 dollars after one year. Then you multiply $1,045 by 1.045 to get $1,092.025 (monetarily correct, it would be $1,092.03) after the second year. Then you multiply $1,092.025 (keeping it un-rounded for precision) by 1.045 to get $1,141.16612 after the third year. Then you multiply $1141.16612 by 1.045 to get $1,192.5186 after the fourth year. Multiply $1,192.5186 by 1.045 to get $1,246.18193 after the fifth year. Multiply $1,246.18193 by 1.045 to get $1,302.26012 after the sixth year. Multiply $1,302.26012 by 1.045 to get $1,360.86182 after the seventh year. Multiply $1,360.86182 by 1.045 to get $1,422.10061 after the eighth year. Basically, Michelle is going to be a trust fund baby by the time she's twenty and she won't have to worry about college if she works hard and does well in high school.
Answer:
The Area of A is 6 and a half square units and B is 10
Step-by-step explanation:
You must take the units and add that are not whole units and pair them with another part that would look like it makes them whole and then count how many you have in total.
