and
are both poltnomials, so their domains have no restrictions.
This implies that their composition has no domain restrictions as well.
After all, composing two polynomials give you another polynomial, so it won't have domain restrictions just like the two you started from.
Answer:
Given:
Sebastian :
Principal(invested)= $7,100
Rate of interest= 8.14% compounded monthly
Eva:
Principal(invested)= $7,100
Rate of interest= 8.12% compounded continuously
Step-by-step explanation:
After 5 years,
In Sebastian case:
Amount= Principal*
Amount = 7100*
Amount= 7100*
Amount=7100*109.4415
Amount= $777,034.43
In Eva case,
Amount= Principal*
Amount = 7100*
Amount= 7100*130.5818
Amount= $927,130.92
Difference between their money=$927,130.92-777034.43
=$150,096.49
Eva has $150,096 more money than Sebastian.