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Problem 57

The balance in a bank account earning interest at \(r \%\) per year doubles every 10 years. What is \(r ?\)

Problem 57

In Problems \(57-59,\) demonstrate a sequence of operations that could be used to solve \(4 x^{2}=16 .\) Begin with the step given. Take the square root of both sides.

Problem 58

In Problems \(57-59,\) demonstrate a sequence of operations that could be used to solve \(4 x^{2}=16 .\) Begin with the step given. Divide both sides of the equation by \(4 .\)

Problem 58

How can you tell immediately that the equation \(x+\) \(5 \sqrt{x}=-4\) has no solutions?

Problem 59

In Problems \(59-70,\) decide for what values of the constant \(A\) the equation has (a) The solution \(t=0\) (b) A positive solution (c) A negative solution $$ t^{3}=A $$

Problem 60

In Problems \(59-70,\) decide for what values of the constant \(A\) the equation has (a) The solution \(t=0\) (b) A positive solution (c) A negative solution $$ t^{4}=A $$

Problem 60

Which of the following steps is the appropriate next step to solve the equation \(x^{3}+8=64\) ? (a) Take the cube root of both sides of the equation (b) Subtract 8 from both sides of the equation.

Problem 61

Which of the following equations have the same solutions as the equation \(9 x^{2}=81 ?\) (a) \(3 x=9\) (b) \(9 x=\pm 9\) (c) \(3 x=\pm 9\) (d) \(x^{2}=9\)

Problem 61

In Problems \(59-70,\) decide for what values of the constant \(A\) the equation has (a) The solution \(t=0\) (b) A positive solution (c) A negative solution $$ (-t)^{3}=A $$

Problem 62

In Problems \(59-70,\) decide for what values of the constant \(A\) the equation has (a) The solution \(t=0\) (b) A positive solution (c) A negative solution $$ (-t)^{4}=A $$

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