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4Use algebra to solve the following equation. Round decimal to two places.400 (1.065)t = 850

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User Bower
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We need to solve the equation


400(1.065)t=850

In order to do so, we can first divide both sides of the equation by 400:


\begin{gathered} (400)/(400)(1.065)t=(850)/(400) \\ \\ (1.065)t=2.125 \end{gathered}

Now, to isolate the variable t on the left side and find its value, we can divide both sides by 1.065:


\begin{gathered} (\mleft(1.065\mright))/(1.065)t=(2.125)/(1.065) \\ \\ t=1.9953\ldots \\ \\ t\cong2.00 \end{gathered}

Therefore, rounding to two decimal places, the answer is 2.00.

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