Question

I need help with math questions I dont understadn them and If someone could do these for me I would be very thankful If I fail this I will be in big trouble I hope someone can help me

Answer 1

@Luigi0210 @Opcode @phi

Answer 2

what is the question?

Answer 3

here is the first one
Larry and Peggy are making decisions on their bank accounts. Larry wants to put the original money in an account with a higher interest rate. Peggy wants to put more money in as a principle amount because the more you start with, the more interest you will gain. Explain which method will result in more money.

Answer 4

Please I really need help with these and if I fail i will go below my grade

Answer 5

@phi please can you help me?

Answer 6

ohh... money
why does treasure have to be so complicated? ^.^

Answer 7

you think you can answer for me this peterPan?

Answer 8

I really dnt know this and I dont want to fail and lose mor grade points

Answer 9

please

Answer 10

it matters based on the actual amount they are investing

Answer 11

it does not say taht all there is to the question

Answer 12

@PeterPan @phi either of u can help me??

Answer 13

vague

Answer 14

The question is not clear to me. If you put the same amount of money in two different accounts (that have different interest rates) the one with the bigger interest rate will have more money in it after a year

Answer 15

ohh :( then what am I supposed to do if it dosent have numberss?

Answer 16

I think there is more background information to the question than you have posted.

Answer 17

tahts all there was

Answer 18

Exponential and Logarithmic Functions is the thing im studying

Answer 19

what is the "original money" they mention in
" Larry wants to put the original money in an account"

Answer 20

it does not say its all it says on the questions

Answer 21

Did they write anything before the first question?

Answer 22

no

Answer 23

like who would be right larry or peggy

Answer 24

which method will work better and why peggys or larrys

Answer 25

in general, higher interest rate wins over starting with more money.
But the devil is in the details. If you start with $1 at 10% versus $100 at 5% for a year,
the $100 dollars will have more money at the end of the year.

Answer 26

so who would be right Larry?

Answer 27

@phi ??

Answer 28

@PeterPan I have a different question want to try it??