MATH-1428 Lecture 5: 1.5 Linear Equations, Functions, Zeros, and Applications
12 Mar 2017
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1. 5 linear equations, functions, zeros, and applications: sterling. Provide a generalization to the terms listed in this section. Tips: there are 7 di erent sections listed when solving mathematical problems when it comes to. Sterling has to contribute and after that needs a yearly return of , which would require a general rate of return of 4%. He can put resources into a sheltered, government-protected endorsement of store, yet it just pays 2%. To acquire 4%, he consents to put some of his own trade out noninsured corporate securities paying 7%. Then, that would imply that 35000 x is the sum that will be put resources into the declaration: step 3: set up a table to see each of the table. 0. 04(35000) = 1400: step 4: make a conditional equation based on the table. 0. 07x + 0. 02(35000 x) = 1400: step 5: find out how much sterling will place in the bonds.
