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it depends on questionso everytime, so gotta break it like this? or it depends?
so yeah, draw it as it is in the link u showed me. thats right,right, so when drawing cumulative freq graph, do we have to pass the line through origin? i never get it?
what is the zig zag means frm the origin??
like this one?
u already did get it but still here is a bit of explanation
i thibk i get itu already did get it but still here is a bit of explanation
lol not only think :3 make it sure u not only get the question but the concepti thibk i get it
thanulol not only think :3 make it sure u not only get the question but the concept
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lol how many pprs do u have tmorow?thanu
i think i will take a break frm math
hahaa only twolol how many pprs do u have tmorow?
only the c and d part
attached the 2 just for your reference if needed
get what u r trying to ask here :3for this formula of compuund interest,,
A = P + (1 + r/100 ) ^ n
how to make (r) and the subject of formula?
the formula for compund interest..i didnt
get what u r trying to ask here :3
move P on the left side. so it becomes A-P= (1+r/100)^nthe formula for compund interest..
making r the subject of formula!
nopes!move P on the left side. so it becomes A-P= (1+r/100)^n
Now, take under root of n on both sides. then move 100 to left side. and then move 1 to left side done :3 lol
did u get it? :3
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