Message from @Warren H
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Bonds usually pay interest on the first day of January and July
That's usually what semiannual implies.
Ok.
Ty
@SamanthaM awesome, I think this is the first homework help of the new academic channels!
Would anyone @here be willing to read my rought draft for a paper I'm writing on this video:
Also any specific sources to help back up my statements would be appreciated
@StrawberryArmada I suggest putting the paper into a google doc, and creating a share link where anyone with the link can comment on (but not edit) the document
Good idea
This should work
Halp pls
:)
@StrawberryArmada Alright dude I looked over it, left my comments and some sources I found. Hopefully someone else can give it a once over as well @here
Thanks mate. I still have a week before the finally draft
yw!
Anyone able to help with an algebra problem? Pretty basic
@Warren H shoot
9u = 6/5
How do i get to 2/15?
Multiply both sides by 5
so on the left you have 45 u
an the right the 5 on the bottom cancels out with the 5 on the top you just multiplied
so 45u = 6
then divide both sides by 45
so u = 6/45
6 is 2\*3, and 45 = 15\*3
so u = (2\*3)/(15\*3)
the 3 on top and bottom cross out
so u = 2/15
@Warren H oh you want it the way they did it in the picture? it is similar:
starting from 9u = 6/5
Your way seems easier. There's was confusing as heck
How did you know 15 x 3? Instead of 9x5?
I'm bad with fractions lol
I'll do it closer to the way they did it:
starting from 9u = 6/5
divide both sides by 9, so u = (6/5) * (1/9)
so u = 6/(5*9)
now 6 is 2\*3 and 9 is 3\*3
so u = (2\*3)/(5\*3\*3)