$20-$14.56=$5.44
The mechanic would get $5.44 back as change.
It is not A or C, and D isn't specific enough (over what amount of time? is it flying up? down? It is going forward at the same height?) The most likely thing to stay consistent is the cost of fabric and it's length.
Say 1 foot of fabric is $3 (assuming there's no discount for additional feet, but math isn't that consistent with actual store sales), then 2 is $6, and 3 is $9. That is a constant rate of change.
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
Z is the only relation that does not pass the vertical line test, so Z is not a function.
Answer: D
You will need to use this formula:
<span>Years = {log(total) -log(Principal)} ÷ log(1 + rate)
Years = [log(15,000) - log(2,500)] / log (1.0525)
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4.1760912591
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-
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3.3979400087
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/
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0.0222221045
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=
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0.7781512504
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/ <span>
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0.0222221045 =
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35.0169917705
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years
About 35 years
You'll find the formula here: http://www.1728.org/compint2.htm
And a compound interest calculator here: http://www.1728.org/compint.htm
(You'll find both are helpful for this problem).
(5*3)(2*3)=(15)(6)=90
7*3=21
21*3=63
