Okay, so since her annual salary is <span>$52,750 (the amount she gets a year, all twelve months combined) you're trying to find how much she gets monthly. That would mean we would have to divide her annual salary by 12 to find her monthly salary.
</span>$52,750 ÷ 12 = 4,395.8333333333333
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And since that's a (bothersome) repeating decimal, we're going to have to round it. Once rounded, you would get $</span>4,395.83. That is her monthly salary.
Answer:
1. Combine the constant terms by adding 7 and –2.
4. Combine the like variable terms by adding the coefficients
5. 5 k and negative 3 k are like variable terms
6.The constants 7 and –2 are like terms.
7. The equivalent expression is 5 + 2 k + n.
C. Savings account B because it has more compounding periods per year.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
Savings account A has an APR of 5% which compounds interest semiannually. This means that savings account A compounds twice in a year. If account A compounds 5% a time, it would compound 5(2) = 10% in a single year.
Step 2:
Savings account B also has an APR of 5% which compounds interest quarterly. This means that savings account B compounds four times in a year. If account B compounds 5% a time, it would compound 5(4) = 20% in a single year.
Step 3:
Savings account A gets an interest of 5% a year while savings account B gets an interest of 10% so account B offers a higher APR because of more compoundings in a year.
H = 68
g = 112
k = 82
m = 98
