Answer:
b
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for calculating future value:
FV = P (1 + r)^n
FV = Future value
P = Present value
R = interest rate
N = number of years
let a = second month's revenue
5000 = a(1.3)
a = 5000 / 1.3 = 3846
A.) 2, 7
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The numerator factors as (t-8)(t+4), so the whole thing is (t-8)(t+4)/(t-8). Now we can cancel the t-8 AS LONG as t isn't equal to 8, otherwise, we are canceling a zero from both numerator and denominator which is invalid. What is left is t+4.
So your choice was right.
When asked to evaluate, you have to plug in the given value of n (in this case), into the given equation.
n/6 = ?
In order to find out ?, we need to know what n is.
Well, n = 12
So, plug in 12 for n
n/6 would now be written as 12/6 in order to be evaluated
Now, simplify.... What you get for 12/6 is the answer
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