Answer:
A(t) = 200+15t(1+0.02)^{t}
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the interest is calculated on the new balance every year.
Hence the formula used for compound interest is:
A = P(1+
^{nt}
where, A =Amount after t years
P =Principal amount
200 is the initial balance and Since, here the $15 is added to the balance each year. Therefore, P = 200+15t
r = rate each year (0.02)
t = time (in years) (t)
n = no. of times the interest is compounded in a year (n=1)
Therefore, the recursive formula is:
A(t) = 200+15t(1+0.02)^{t}
Answer:
QS is 34
Step-by-step explanation:
We find x first. We set each side equal to each other to do so.
5x-3=21-x
6x=24
x=4
Next we find QS value. We add each side.
5x-3+21-x
4x+18
Then we plug in x to find numeric value.
4(4)+18
34
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that from a well shuffled set of playing cards (52 in number) a card is drawn and without replacing it, next card is drawn.
A - the first card is 4
B - second card is ace
We have to find probability for
P(A) = no of 4s in the deck/total cards = 
After this first drawn if 4 is drawn, we have remaining 51 cards with 4 aces in it
P(B) = no of Aces in 51 cards/51 = 
Hence
(Here we see that A and B are independent once we adjust the number of cards. Also for both we multiply the probabilities)
Dawson's annual premium will be $2,462.40. This can be found by going across from "Male 40-44" over to "20-year coverage" which is $13.68. Since $13.68 is per $1000 of coverage, you would multiply it by 180 to get $2,462.40.
Rachel's checks I believe would have a deduction of $63.14.
