Question

I really need help understanding how to solve this Mathematics problem.
s=125/1-0.7(y-1983) S=17 and y = 1992
Can someone Please Help Me.

Answer 1

you need someone tho help you plug values into an equation??

Answer 2

That and solving the equation.

Answer 3

\[s=\frac{125}{1-0.7(y-1983)}\]Like that?

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

are you sure your question is complete?
or can u give the complete answer>

Answer 6

the equation is like you show with this added y>=1983

Answer 7

S will =17 and y is 1992

Answer 8

i still dont get it sorry.
can u rephrase?

Answer 9

Let me put it this way then. S=17 Y=1992 the equation is 17= 125/1+0.7(1992-1983), y.=1983 need to solve and not understanding.

Answer 10

Ohh!! so solving this,

\[17 = \frac{125}{1+0.7(9)}\]
\[17 = \frac{125}{1+6.3}\]
\[17 = \frac{125}{7.3}\]

Answer 11

17 = 17.123

Answer 12

Thank you. I was performing the figures in the equation in the wrong way. This will help me understand what I need to do better. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

Answer 13

No problem!! =)
i can help u with other math stuff as well.
if u are stuck anywhere!!

Answer 14

Not at this moment. This is part of a team project for school and no one else was able to work the equation either. I will get back to the project now and let everyone else know how it works now that I know. If I get stuck again I will log back in and ask for the help. Again thank you.

Answer 15

Cool.
Sure anytime..
you welcome..

Answer 16

PLease hit good answer. on the right.