> what is the slope of the line?
The standard form of the linear equation is:
y = m x + b
where m is the slope, in this case the slope is m = 15
> What does the slope represent in the context of the
problem?
<span>The slope is the ratio of L over s. Therefore this means
that the slope represents the change in total length per change in the wear
welded onto the end</span>
Answer:
2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
do rise over run, meaning by seeing how much it goes up by and run to see how much it goes across
Answer:
3x3-45÷(4+1) is 0.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have to do order of operations so we follow PEMDAS:
P is for Parentheses so we do what's in parentheses first:
(4+1)=5
E is for Exponents but we don't have exponents.
Next is M and D for Multiplication and Division. We have division before multiplication so we should do division first:
45÷5=9
We now have multiplication:
3x3=9
Now we have A and S for addition and subtraction
We don't have addition so we'll do subtraction:
9-9=0
The final answer is 0.
Hope this helps! :)
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The degree of a polynomial is simply the monomial with a coeficient that has the highest degree.
6x^6 = 6 degree
9x^3 = 3 degree
3x^2 = 2 degree
-4x^10 = 10 degree
-9x^5 = 5 degree
-5x^6 = 6 degree
Because -4x^10 has the highest degree, the degree of this polynomial is 10.
I'm not quite sure, you should be able to divide the original number by 1
