HighSchoolCalculus

Well technically, you would have to solve the entirety of the bottom seeing as parenthesees go first.

You also cannot get 9 even if you did solve by dividing by two first:

6/2(2+1)

3/(2+1)

3/3

1

Bam.

44/55 does not make 80/100... And fill what up?

1, anything to the power of 0 is one.

Appears to be for a major I have absolutely no clue on, sorry. :(

Well lets absorb the info we have here and what we know:

Compounded periodically ->   A= P(1+(r/n))^(nt)

Compunded monthly -> n=12

Already owed $8000 -> P=8000

$9500 means the end of the line for Donald -> A=9500

24% interest -> r=.24

Just use the info here to figure it out...

Anymore questions? Just ask!

Calculus is based off the principles of derivatives and intergrals. The equations l will not disclose for you are too young to witness the h**l of that...