The answer to this problem is 12.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Compound Interest</u>
This is a well-know problem were we want to calculate the regular payment R needed to pay a principal P in n periods with a known rate of interest i.
The present value PV or the principal can be calculated with
Solving for R
Where Fa is computed by
We'll use the provided values but we need to convert them first to monthly payments
Thus, each payment is
Answer:
Samuel's hourly rate after n seasons with the company is f(n)= 12.50 + 0.35*n. After 18 seasons with the company, Samuel's hourly rate will be 18.8 $ /hr.
Step-by-step explanation:
You know that Samuel's starting pay is $12.50/hr and for each season Samuel remains with the company, he receives a $0.35/hr raise.
Samuel's hourly rate after n seasons at the company will then be:
f(n)= 12.50 + 0.35*n
To determine the hourly rate after 18 seasons, you must replace the value n with 18:
f(18)= 12.50 + 0.35*18
Solving you get:
f(18)= 12.50 + 6.3
f(18)= 18.8
<u><em>Samuel's hourly rate after n seasons with the company is f(n)= 12.50 + 0.35*n. After 18 seasons with the company, Samuel's hourly rate will be 18.8 $ /hr. </em></u>
Answer:
W is either -22.5, or less than -22.5
Step-by-step explanation:
-9>=2/5 times w (I wasn't sure what you meant by "and" 9. Like 9w?)
W has to be a negative number, or else it would be greater than 9, which would make the equation wrong.
2/5 times -22 1/2=-9. So w can be -22 1/2 or -22.5
W can then be anything "lower" (on the left side) of -22.5.
W<-22.5
2x - 4 < 3x
Just follow the question.
