Answer:
10200
Step-by-step explanation:
This is an example of a compound interest. The equation for this problem is 10000*(1+2/100)^n. The n is the year as 1999 is 1 year away from 1998, you just replace n with 1 and you have a simple equation.
Answer:
assuming its an annual interest
Okay so 6 percent interest, the bank is paying you.
So with this it’s 6 percent of 1500 and add it to 1500.
You can always find 6 percent of 1500 and then add but here’s a short cut.
Your principle (beginning) balance is 1500.
That’s already 100 percent since thats yoru original value.
You then get added 6 percent interest.
We are jsut adding 6 percent to 100 percent so 106 percent.
Now we solve normally and you’d get the answer faster.
106 percent is 106/100 or 1 3/5 or 1.06
now we multiply
1500 * 1.06 = 1590
Your final balance would be 1590 after the 6 percent interest is added.
X > -10 + 5
bring the five to the other side of the equation and change the sign in front
x > -5