In a conventional gradient, the amount of money in period one is known as the base amount.
<h3>What is an arithmetic gradient? </h3>
An arithmetic gradient series is a cash flow series that either increases or decreases by a constant amount each period.
<h3>What is a base amount?</h3>
Base amount is the fundamental numerical assumption from which something is begun or estimated in a given arithmetic series. It usually occurs in period for a conventional gradient.
Thus, in a conventional gradient, the amount of money in period one is known as the base amount.
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Answer:
1) x= -1/27
2) x=-4
3) x=13
Step-by-step explanation:
1) 7+7/9x= = -42
14/9x= = -42
14/9x X 9x= -42 X 9x
14= -378x
-378x= 14
-378x/-378= 14/-378
x= -1/27
2) 4x+1=−15
4x+1-1=-15-1
4x=-16
4x/4= -16/4
x=-4
3) −4(x−3)=−40
-4(x-3)/-4= -40/4
x-3=10
x-3+3=10+3
x=13
The answer would be six because if you add them up it would equal 56 then divide that by 7 gives you a mean of 8. hope that helps