Respuesta :
Selections C and D have the correct formula.
Do the arithmetic to find that selection C has the correct 4-year profit value.
Do the arithmetic to find that selection C has the correct 4-year profit value.
Let
x=number of years AFTER the first year (year 0).
A=amount earned during year 0.
r=increase in profit every year thereafter.
Then the profit in year x would be
p(x)=A(1+r)^x [note the exponential operator ^]
If there are two stores, then
[tex]P(x)=p_1(x)+p_2(x)[/tex]
[tex]=A_1(1+r_1)^x+A_2(1+r_2)^x[/tex] ..............(1)
For store 1,
A1=50,000, r1=0.04 (4%),
For store 2,
A2=35,000, r2=0.055
Now substitute numbers in (1)
[tex]=50,000(1+0.04)^x+35,000(1+0.055)^x[/tex]
Factor out the common factor 5000,
[tex]=P(x)=5,000(10(1.04)^x+7(1.055)^x)[/tex].................(1A)
which corresponds to equations c OR d.
Substituting x=4 yearsAFTER the first year, into (1A) :
[tex]P(4)=5,000(10(1.04)^4+7(1.055)^4)[/tex]
[tex]=58492.93+43358.86[/tex]
P(4)=$101,851.79
x=number of years AFTER the first year (year 0).
A=amount earned during year 0.
r=increase in profit every year thereafter.
Then the profit in year x would be
p(x)=A(1+r)^x [note the exponential operator ^]
If there are two stores, then
[tex]P(x)=p_1(x)+p_2(x)[/tex]
[tex]=A_1(1+r_1)^x+A_2(1+r_2)^x[/tex] ..............(1)
For store 1,
A1=50,000, r1=0.04 (4%),
For store 2,
A2=35,000, r2=0.055
Now substitute numbers in (1)
[tex]=50,000(1+0.04)^x+35,000(1+0.055)^x[/tex]
Factor out the common factor 5000,
[tex]=P(x)=5,000(10(1.04)^x+7(1.055)^x)[/tex].................(1A)
which corresponds to equations c OR d.
Substituting x=4 yearsAFTER the first year, into (1A) :
[tex]P(4)=5,000(10(1.04)^4+7(1.055)^4)[/tex]
[tex]=58492.93+43358.86[/tex]
P(4)=$101,851.79