Question

Can someone help me? Fanning and a medal<3 Pleaseeee :< I need help desperately and ASAPPP

Answer 1

Wow O_O

Answer 2

Yeah ; w ;

Answer 3

ill read it and then ill get some help for u k ;p

Answer 4

That would be awesome <: Please please please

Answer 5

there u go here is your help ;p

Answer 6

they left -_-
they'll pay

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Noooooooooooooooooo,, they much come back

Answer 9

im trying to get people in here i very sorry ;-;

Answer 10

It's okay, I thank you for trying T w T I have no idea what I'm doing with these problems... I slightly understand the first one, I think o - o

Answer 11

...Okay... So... On #1, to set it up... It would be like
f(1) = 5000 x 1.2
f(1) = 6000

f(2) = 5000(1.2)2
F(2) = 5000 x 2.4
f(2) = 12000

5000... because they say you want to invest 5000 dollars. so thats what we know what we are investing? right? D:

Answer 12

You and some friends have started your own company. After the first few months, the profits are rolling in. It is time to start thinking about putting your money to work for you. You decide that investing $5,000 into some Certificates of Deposit (CDs) would be a beneficial move.

With a CD, you lend your money to a third party, and after a set time, your money is paid back with interest. Before you start investing the company's money this way, you need to pitch it to your friends.

1.) Research the highest interest rate (APY—annual percent yield) for 2-year and 5-year CDs. Document the company's name, interest rate, and minimum investment. The minimum investment must be less than or equal to $5,000.

2.) Create the functions that represent the 2-year and 5-year CDs with your $5,000 investment. Use these functions to determine the amount you will be paid when the CD matures (the length of time for the specific CD). Show your work.

3.) An investor comes to your office. He says that if you give him the $5,000 he will add on an additional $50 each year to what he owes you. Create the function for this investor's plan.

4.) Create a table showing the value of the two CD's and the investor's plan for 5 years. Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 2-year CD 5-year CD Investor

5.) Explain to your friends how to prove that the investor's plan is a linear function and the CDs are exponential functions. Use complete sentences.

6.) Find the average rate of change for the investor's plan and the 5-year CD between years 2 and 3, and between years 3 and 5. Explain what this shows in complete sentences.

7.) One of your friends suggests another 5-year option that gives interest based on the function k(x) = 5000(1.02)x. Explain what the 1.02 represents in terms of the CD and if it is a better plan than the 5-year CD you found. Use complete sentences.

8.) Make a final recommendation on what plan you and your friends should follow. Consider that you cannot collect your money from a CD until it has fully matured. Your recommendation should be at least three sentences long

(there, should be easier to read now)

Answer 13

@Reaper534 Help :<?

Answer 14

nah

Answer 15

jk 1 sec xD

Answer 16

Meanie D:

Answer 17

what is this finance class??

Answer 18

hey breennie?

Answer 19

@BreathlessReaper ????

Answer 20

It's algebra 1....

Answer 21

The highest interest rate (APY) for a 5- year CD is 1.2500% from Tropical Financial Credit Union and has a minimum investment of $500.

2- year CD
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F(x) = 500(0.5000)x.
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Total amount: 1750
5- year CD
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F(x) = 500(1.2500)x.
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Total amount: 1525.88

f(x) = 5,000 + 50x
The investor's plan is linear because the function increases at a steady rate (50). The CD's are exponential functions because the are both multiplied by a common ratio (0.5000 {2-year CD} and 1.2500 {5-year CD}.
The rate of change for the investor's plan is 50. The average rate of change for the 5-year CD from year 2-3 is: $195.31. The average rate of change from year 3-5 is: $274.66
1.02 represents the average rate of change. The new 5-year CD is way better than the 5-year CD that I found because my CD ends up with $1525.88 and the new CD ends up with $5520.40.
I think that we should use the new CD because even though we cannot collect our money until the CD has completed, we will have more money as a whole. The 2-year CD would give us money faster, but would not give us as much money. The 5-year CD wouldn't give us as much money as even the 2-year CD (what a ripoff)! But the new 5-year CD will give us quite a bit more money (with quite a bit more patience).

Answer 22

HOpe that helped

Answer 23

lol

Answer 24

Yeah DX it did. thank you

Answer 25

what no medal >.>

Answer 26

I gave it to you o 3 o

Answer 27

:D