Question

6(5.3 X 10^-4) Can someone do this and show their work for me to help me understand?

Answer 1

\[6(5.3 x 10^{-4)}\]

Answer 2

Use PEMDAS
P= Parenthesis
E=Exponents
M=Multiply
D= Divide
A= Add
S= Subtract

Answer 3

Pemdas doesn't help me, trust me i spent three hours yesterday trying to figure this out

Answer 4

HELP ME.

Answer 5

hey wat do you wanto to do here ?

Answer 6

\(\large 6(5.3 \times 10^{-4}) \)

Answer 7

if you wanto simplify, u just need to multiply 6 and 5.3 together

Answer 8

\(\large 6(5.3 \times 10^{-4}) \)

\(\large 31.8\times 10^{-4} \)

Answer 9

you wanto put it in scientific notation ?

Answer 10

then, it becomes :-

\(\large 6(5.3 \times 10^{-4}) \)

\(\large 31.8\times 10^{-4} \)

\(\large 3.18\times 10^{-3} \)

Answer 11

no i know the answer, its 3.18 X 10^-3

Answer 12

nice :) which part is throwing u off ? :)

Answer 13

nevermind, think i got it now, thanks (:

Answer 14

remember this :-
when u move the decimal left by 1, add 1 to exponent

Answer 15

since we moved the decimal to left by 1 unit,
we have added 1 to exponent -4

-4+1 = -3

Answer 16

Could you help with one more?

Answer 17

sure

Answer 18

Find the balance in the given account after the given period.
$500 principle earning 4% compounded quarterly, after 6 years.

Answer 19

use compound interest formula :-

\(\large A = P\left(1+\frac{r}{n}\right)^{n\times t}\)

\(P\) = Princial to start wid(500)
\(r\) = rate of interest(4% = 0.04)
\(n\) = compounding interval(quarterly = 4)
\(t\) = time in years (6)

Answer 20

plug and chug

Answer 21

Okay

Answer 22

wat do you get ? :)

Answer 23

No lol

Answer 24

\(\large A = 500\left(1+\frac{0.04}{4}\right)^{4\times 6} \)

Answer 25

use ur calculator

Answer 26

I'm lost

Answer 27

you need to use ur calculaotor, and find that value

Answer 28

wolfram says balance after 6 years wud be 634.9 dollars

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=500%281%2B.04%2F4%29%5E%284*6%29

Answer 29

whats 1.01 to the 25th power?

Answer 30

is that a different question ?

Answer 31

noo.. its part of this one, i just dont know how to do that in a calculator

Answer 32

ohk... got u :)

its actually 1.01 to the 24th power right ?

Answer 33

Opps yes

Answer 34

cuz, in the exponent 4x6 = 24
its NOT 25

Answer 35

:) ok, i can teach u how to plug exponents in ur calculator
which calculator u using ?

Answer 36

i know lol its 24

Answer 37

idk,? lol

Answer 38

i mean, which calculator u using...

Answer 39

do u have a calculator ?

Answer 40

a scientific one?

Answer 41

it must be having a name

Answer 42

do u have windows calculator, in ur computer ?

Answer 43

noooo

Answer 44

ohk,

here is an online calculator site :-
http://www.wolframalpha.com

Answer 45

go there, and enter :-

```
1.01^24
```

Answer 46

wat do u get ?

Answer 47

1.27?

Answer 48

good :)

Answer 49

so 1.27x500?

Answer 50

yes !

Answer 51

Okay(:

Answer 52

good job !!

Answer 53

thank you(:

Answer 54

np :)