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4. Solve for :
a). 27-316
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b). 5-9
Give answer to nearest tenth.
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c). 252-17
Give answer to nearest hundreth.
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5. Solve for :
a). Inx - 6.5
Give answer to nearest whole number
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b). log(3x+7) - 1
Give answer to nearest whole number.
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6. Find the number of years required for a $2000 investment to triple at a
9% interest rate compounded continuously. Give answer to nearest year
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Dive Torx
a). 2 = 16
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b). 5-9
Give answer to nearest tenth.
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c). * - 17
Glve answer to nearest hundreth,
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5. Solve for :
a). Inx = 6.5
Glve answer to nearest whole number.
Ans.
b). log(3x+7) = 1
Give answer to nearest whole number.
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6. Find the number of years required for a $2000 investment to triple at a
9% interest rate compounded continuously. Give answer to nearest year.
Ans
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