When an expression is inside of an absolute value, you must evaluate it before taking the absolute value. Prove that you cannot
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Answer: He will have $1721.28. after 4 years.
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula we use to find the compounded amount A is :
, where P= principal value, r = rate of interest , t= time.
As per given , we have
P=$1500 , r=3.5%=0.035 , t= 4 years
Money he will have after 4 years =
Hence, he will have $1721.28. after 4 years.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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The first one. The single line
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Further explanation:
A function is only a function if there are two x values to a single y value.
You can use the "vertical line test" to find out if a function is a function or not.
The vertical line test is where you put a line vertically through the function.
If at any point along the vertical line the function touches the line more than once, then it is not a function.
