Given:
The two points are (-2,3) and (-4,-2).
To find:
The gradient of the line segment between the given points.
Solution:
The gradient is also known as slope.
The slope formula:
The endpoints of the line segment are (-2,3) and (-4,-2). So, the gradient of the line is
Therefore, the gradient of the given line segment is .
B. $0.53
C. $18.72
D. $27.27
Loan Q’s finance charge will be $83.73 greater than Loan P’s.
b.
Loan Q’s finance charge will be $317.88 greater than Loan P’s.
c.
Loan P’s finance charge will be $20.51 greater than Loan Q’s.
d.
Loan P’s finance charge will be $234.15 greater than Loan Q’s.
To solve this, we are going to use the loan payment formula:
where
is the payment
is the present debt
is the interest rate in decimal form
is the number of payments per year
is the time in years
For Bank P
We know from our problem that the the principal of the loan will be $19,450, so . We also know that Bank P offers a nine-year loan with an interest rate of 5.8%, compounded monthly , so and . Since Dahlia will make monthly payments, and a there are 12 months in a year, . Lets replace the values in our formula:
Now we know that the monthly payment of Dahlia is $231.59. Since we know that she is going to make 12 monthly payments for 9 years, we can calculate the future value of the loan multiplying the amount of the monthly payments ($231.59) by the number of monthly payments (12) by the number of years (9):
Now we know that she is is going to pay $25,011.72 for her loan. Finally, to calculate the total finance charge, we are going to subtract the original loan ( $19,450) from the future value of the loan ($25,011.72), and then, we are going to add the service charge ($925.00):
The total finance charge of bank P is $6,486.72
For Bank Q
We are going to repeat the same procedure as before.
, , , and . Lets replace the values in our formula:
Now that we have our monthly payment, we can calculate the future value of the loan multiplying the amount of the monthly payments ($211.08) by the number of monthly payments (12) by the number of years (10):
Just like before, to calculate the total finance charge, we are going to subtract the original loan ( $19,450) from the future value of the loan ($25,329.6), and then we are going to add the service charge ($690.85):
The total finance charge of bank Q is $6570.45
Notice that the finance charge of ban Q is greater than the finance charge of bank P, so we are going to subtract the finance charge of bank Q from the finance charge of bank P:
We can conclude that Loan Q’s finance charge will be $83.73 greater than Loan P’s. Therefore, the correct answer is a.
Answer:
a. Loan Q’s finance charge will be $83.73 greater than Loan P’s.
Step-by-step explanation:
function. Which ordered pair would work?
O (1,2)
(-1,4)
O (23)
(4, 15)
DONE
Answer:
This is incomplete, but i will answer it in a general way.
A function is something like y = f(x)
You can think in a function like a "machine", that eats an input (x) and transforms it into an output (y).
The functions have a rule: For all the possible inputs, the function can transform them into only one output.
This means that if we have for an input x1.
f(x1) = y1 and f(x1) = y2
So f(x) maps x1 into two different values, y1 and y2, then this is not a function.
Now, you want to change the point (1, 4) of a relationship in order to transform it into a function (so in the relation R we have two points with x = 1, and differet values of y). Then you need to choose the option that in the x-component does not have the same value that one of the other data points of the relation.