OK So this is how u do this:-
0.048*30=1.44
Hope I helped:D
<span>In order for you to be able to determine on which is the best effective interest rate, we need to compute each interest and see on how much would it accrue after it matures. The formula to use is the compound interest formula which is A=P(1+r/n)^nt, wherein A is the amount of due including the interest, P as the principal, r as the interest rate, n as the number of times it would be compounded per year and t as the number of years it would be loaned. To reassign the formula with each given interest rate, and assuming that the amount to be loaned would be 1,000 and the number of years it would be loaned will be 5 years, the amount due after 5 years for the 8.254% compounded daily will be 1,510.82, for the 8.474% compounded weekly will be 1,527.03, for the 8.533% compounded monthly will be 1,529.80, for the 8.604% compounded yearly will be 1,510.88. The best effective interest rate offer would be the 8.254% compounded daily.</span><span />
The increase of the radius is a linear increase since we have the constant rate of 0.07 inches per second
The equation for a linear growth/decay is given by the form

where

is the rate of increase and

is the value of

when

We have

when
So the equation is 
The length of the radius when

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inches
<span>the graph that represents the compound inequality –3
< n < 1 is the straight line from -3 to 1 in which there is a hollow
circle in the -3 point and in the 1 point. This is because < means that the
possible values of n is only greater than -3 exluding -3 and less than -1
excluding -1</span>
The probability that a freshman student at this school plays either a sport or a musical instrument is 0.74
Step-by-step explanation:
The addition rules in probability are:
- P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) ⇒ mutually exclusive (events cannot happen at the same time)
- P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B) ⇒ non-mutually exclusive (if they have at least one outcome in common)
∵ The probability that a freshman plays a sport is 0.55
∴ P(sport) = 0.55
∵ The probability that a freshman plays a musical instrument is 0.34
∴ P(music) = 0.34
∵ The probability that a freshman plays both a sport and a musical
instrument is 0.15
∴ P(sport and music) = 0.15
To find the probability that freshman student at this school plays either a sport or a musical instrument use the second rule above because it is non-mutually exclusive
∵ P(sport or music) = P(sport) + P(music) - P(sport and music)
∴ P(sport or music) = 0.55 + 0.34 - 0.15
∴ P(sport or music) = 0.74
The probability that a freshman student at this school plays either a sport or a musical instrument is 0.74
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