Method 1 Decomposing into Hundreds, Tens, and Ones<span>
Understand the difference between "tens" and "ones." ...
Break apart a two digit number. ...
Introduce the "hundreds" place. ...
Break apart a three digit number. ...
Apply this pattern to infinitely larger numbers. ...
Understand how decimals work. ...
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Break apart a decimal number.</span></span>
<h2>First step/Equation</h2>
Answer:
$362.57
Step-by-step explanation:
A suitable calculator or finance app can find the monthly payment for you. This result comes from a TI-84 calculator.
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The second attachment shows the parameters of the payment function. With 20% down, Anthony is only financing 80% of the price of his car. Of course, there are 12 months in a year, so 4 years worth of payments will be 48 payments. The calculator uses negative values for amounts you pay.
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No doubt your reference material shows you a formula for computing loan payments. One such is ...
A = Pr/(1 -(1+r)^-n)
where r is the monthly interest rate, 0.068/12, and n is the number of payments, 48. The principal amount of the loan, P, will be 19,000×0.80. This formula gives the same result as that shown above and below
I think its probaly going to be 6
Kevin painted 
of the wall.
Solution:
Fraction of the wall painted by Elena = 
Fraction of the wall painted by Matthew = 
Fraction of the wall painted by Kevin = ?
Full wall can be taken as 1.
<u>To find the wall painted by Kevin:</u>
Rest of the wall = Full wall – painted by Elena – Painted by Matthew
To make the denominator same, multiply the numerator and denominator of the first term by 9.
Rest of the wall =
Hence the kevin painted of the wall.
Answer:
20cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Frame L&W: 25×20
PictureL&W:20×16
25-20=5
Length of Picture frame=5
Length of Picture frame=4
5×4=20cm²
To find area you multiply length by width
