Scalar multiplication of a matrix refers to the
multiplication of all the elements of the matrix by an ordinary number which is
called a scalar.
From the given options the statements which are true about
scalar multiplication of matrices are;
a)
You can
multiply a matrix of any size by a scalar.
b)
For any matrix A, 1 × A = A.
c)
Scalar multiplication is a shortcut for repeated
addition of the same matrix.
Answer: B or the Second graph right next to the first one.
Step-by-step explanation: Graph by using a few selected points... Horizontal Asymptote - y=7.
x----------y
0 -118
Answer:
<h2>
4076.56</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
First we need to calculate the James monthly charges on his balance of 4289.
Using the simple interest formula;
Simple Interest = Principal * Rate * Time/100
Principal = 4289
Rate = 5%
Time = 1 month = 1/12 year
Simple interest = 4289*5*1/12*100
Simple interest = 21,445/1200
Simple interest = 17.87
<u>If monthly charge is 17.87, yearly charge will be 12 * 17.87 = </u><u>214.44</u>
The balance on his credit card one year from now = Principal - Interest
= 4289 - 214.44
= 4076.56
The balance on his credit card one year from now will be 4076.56
