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OpenStudy (evoker):

Any questions in particular among that list?

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

Q1 a] v) d]

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

im not 100% sure but just to double check for 1a_iii) the answer is y=-1x+2 ?

OpenStudy (evoker):

Looks good for the line equation.

OpenStudy (evoker):

perp lines will have a slope of 1

OpenStudy (evoker):

y=x+4 will be the perp line running through A

OpenStudy (evoker):

so then set x=2 to find the point on the perp line on line L.

OpenStudy (evoker):

g(-2) means wherever you see x replace it with -2.

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

how exactly do I do Qd? g(-2)=7-|(-2)-4| ?

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

i) 4.24 ii) -1 iii) y=-1x+2 iv) x=2 v) (2,6) b) $280 c) $6375.39 d) g(-2)=7-|(-2)-4| g = -1/2

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

are these answers correct?

OpenStudy (evoker):

ii-v looks right

OpenStudy (evoker):

d I don't think so because that will be 7-6 or 1

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

could you explain how to do d please? thanks

OpenStudy (evoker):

b looks good

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

is i) fine?

OpenStudy (evoker):

Looks good square root of 18

OpenStudy (evoker):

so anyways -2-4 is -6

OpenStudy (evoker):

Would be the first step on d

OpenStudy (evoker):

absolute value is 6

OpenStudy (evoker):

then 7-6 is 1

OpenStudy (evoker):

I get a different answer for c also

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

isn't the equation for c) = 4000*(0.06+1)^8

OpenStudy (evoker):

4000*(1+.06/4)^8

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

oh yeh :/ 6% p.a. thanks

OpenStudy (evoker):

Also it asks for the interest so you may need to subtract the initial amount

OpenStudy (aszxc213):

everything else other than d) is fine right now right?

OpenStudy (evoker):

I believe we have discussed or confirmed all answers now.

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