I was looking at my math book today and I had this idea....I called it Cumulative Math Quiz #2 (Number 2 because I'm not the one who thought of it first. There is a Cumulative Math Quiz #1.)
Most of you know how a Cumulative Quiz works, so I won't go over any rules except these:
Exponent: 5 ^ 9 = five to the power of nine.
Fraction: 2/3 = two thirds.
Division sign = -:-
Multiplication sign = ''
Easy enough, right? Ok, here is the first problem:
A = p(1 + r ^ n) = 2,000 (1 + 0.04) ^ 30
I want to know the values of A, p, r, and n
Hard, isn't it?
..........[edit: sorry anime, you are right. 
]
Most of you know how a Cumulative Quiz works, so I won't go over any rules except these:
Exponent: 5 ^ 9 = five to the power of nine.
Fraction: 2/3 = two thirds.
Division sign = -:-
Multiplication sign = ''
Easy enough, right? Ok, here is the first problem:
A = p(1 + r ^ n) = 2,000 (1 + 0.04) ^ 30
I want to know the values of A, p, r, and n
Hard, isn't it?
..........[edit: sorry anime, you are right. ]
