Question

8. The value of a savings bond (in dollars) is a function of the age of the bond (in months). This function is written . Which is true about this function?

Answer Choices:
V(23) is the value of the bond when it is worth $23.
V(16) is the time when the bond is worth $16.
V(90) is the value of the bond after 90 month

Answer 1

> The value of a savings bond (in dollars) is a function of the age of the bond (in months).

It appears that V(x) = the value of the bond after x months. So, V is a function of x and x is time.

Of $23, $16, and 90 months, which one of the three is a measure of time?

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Answer 2

so whats the answer

Answer 3

I am waiting for you to answer this question, and then we will decide:

>>Of $23, $16, and 90 months, which one of the three is a measure of time?

Answer 4

16 im pretty sure

Answer 5

am i right

Answer 6

I am thinking this --> V(90) is the value of the bond after 90 month

Answer 7

oh okay

Answer 8

thankyou

Answer 9

Value is a function of age so I'm thinking that V takes months and cranks out the value of the bond after x months.