calculus
How do I take the partial derivative of P with respect to r of the following: D ~ P = ‡”(t=1 to T)[t ~ (CF)_t/(1+r)^t ]
math
5x-y=22 x+9y=32
Physics?
In Rutherford's scattering experiments, alpha particles (charge = +2e) were fired at a gold foil. Consider an alpha particle, very far from the gold foil, with an initial kinetic energy of 2.0 MeV heading directly for a gold atom (charge +79e). The alpha particle will com...
math
5040
Alg/Trig
(x-2)^2 + (y-3)^2 = 4.5^2
math ( pre algebra )
B. H
math
nonsense. let the three batteries by A,B,C then A = 2B 3A = C A + B + C = 54 so A = 12 B = 6 C = 36
math
How do I take the partial derivative of P with respect to r of the following: D × P = ∑(t=1 to T)[t × (CF)_t/(1+r)^t ]
Algebra 2
Thanks Ms Sue its my daughters problem ,my responce was maybe the wording might be asking "what investment " might be what amounts in what types of investments would yield the $4ooo. Or it might be just be about the math and analizing it. Either way ,thank you
Algebra 2
As a graduation present, you want to gift your son a trip to Disney World. Presently beginning his second semester as a high school junior, you hope you have enough time to save $4,000 to support much of the trips expenses for your child and two of his closest friends. Rather ...
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