Pablo has $4,200 to invest for college. pablo's goal is to have $5,000 after 4 years. is this possible if he invests with a rate of return of 6%?

Pablo has $4,200 to invest for college. Pablo's goal is to have $5,000 after 4 years. Question: Is this possible if he invests with a rate of return of 6%?We'll we are not sure with the answer unless we solve it. So let's start solving.=> 6% = 6% / 100% = 0.06Now, we have the value of 6% that will be multiplied with the amount to identify his annual interest rate:=> $4,200 * 0.06 = 252 dollars is his annual interest rateLet's multiply this for 4 years=> 252 dollars * 4 = 1008 dollarsThen, let's sum up:=> $4,200 + 1008 dollars = 5 208 dollars.

? = 46

Step-by-step explanation:

Since this is a right triangle, we can use trig functions

sin theta = opp/ hypotenuse

sin ?  = 38 / 53

Take the inverse sin of each side

sin ^-1 ( sin ?) = sin ^-1 ( 38/53)

? = sin ^-1 ( 38/53)

? =45.80579628

To the nearest degree

? = 46