Step-by-step explanation:
Simple interest formula
Compound interest formula
a.
Simple interest is $125
b
.
Compound interest is $125
c. the result for both a and b are the same
d.
the simple interest is $375
e
.
the compound interest is $385
f. the result compared, compound interest is $10 more than simple interest
g.
the simple interest is $600
h.
the compound interest is $4869
i. the result from g and h, h is over 8 times bigger than g.
j. interest compound annually is not the same as simple interest, only for the case of a and b seeing that it is for 1 year. but for 2years and above there is difference as seen in c to h
Add digit by digit, from the right, just like any number, except that if it adds to 2, then put a zero and carry one (instead of carrying when it adds to 10 or more).
Example: < means carry, decimal equivalent for checking
1011+1111
1 0 1 1 (8+2+1=11)
+ 1 1 1 1 (8+4+2+1=15)
---<---<----<----<----
1 1 0 1 0 (16+8+2=26)
Proceeding similarly,
a. 10101111+11011011 = 110001010 (394)
b. 10010111+11111111 = 110010110 (406)
c. 01110101+10101100 = 10010001 (289)
Answer:
-2. Not really sure on this one because there is only one equation, so I think it is impossible.
Step-by-step explanation:
x=4-y
x+y-6
4-6=-2