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2 years ago

Can anyone help? I’m stuck and I’ll give Brainly + 55 pts

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1 answer:

vazorg [7]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

1) P = 47,100 + 2,550t

Given P = 95000

So,

95000 = 47100 + 2550t

Subtract 47100 from both sides,

95000 - 47100 = 2550t

47900 = 2550t

Divide by 2550,

t = 47900/2550 = 18.78 = 18.8 years

2) Given P = 43,100 + 3,150t

Both P must be equal.

47100+2550t = 43100+3150t

Subtract 43100 and 2550t from sides,

47100- 43100 = 3150t - 2550t

4000 = 600t

Divide by 600,

t = 4000/600 = 6.67 = 6.7 years

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