<span>(8r^6s^3 – 9r^5s^4 + 3r^4s^5) – (2r^4s^5 – 5r^3s^6 – 4r^5s^4)
= </span><span>8r^6s^3 – 9r^5s^4 + 3r^4s^5 – 2r^4s^5 + 5r^3s^6 + 4r^5s^4
= </span>8r^6s^3 – 9r^5s^4 + 4r^5s^4 + 3r^4s^5 – 2r^4s^5 + 5r^3s^6
= 8r^6s^3 – 5r^5s^4 + r^4s^5 + 5r^3s^6
Hope it helps
Answer:
$4,116
Step-by-step explanation:
Worth of Mike's car at the start of 2014 = $12,000
If the car is said to depreciates every year by 30% = 30/100 = 0.3
The worth of the car at the start of 2017 is what we are to determine.
This means that the car depreciated by 30% (0.3) for 3 years since 2014 (2017 - 2014 = 3 yrs)
The worth at the start of 2017 would be calculated as follows:
12,000 × (1 - 0.3)³
= 12,000 × (0.7)³
= 12,000 × 0.343
= 4,116
Worth of the car at the start of 2017 would be $4,116
Gordon gets £72
Explanation:
Sarah gets twice as much as Gordon and Gordon gets three times as much as Malachy, which means that Malachy gets 1 part of the money, Gordon gets 3 parts because he has three times as much as Malachy, and Sarah gets 6 because she gets twice as much as Gordon. As a ratio from Sarah to Gordon to Malachy its 6:3:1. All of that adds up to £240. If u add 6+3+1 it gives you 10. 240/10 is £24. And Gordon has 3 parts so you do 3x24 which gives you £72
