There are several ways to find the zeros of a quadratic function. One of my favorite is to use a graphing calculator to graph it. The zeros can be read directly from the graph.
The zeros are -5 and 6.
Let
x----------------> <span>feet of yarn of Becky
y----------------> </span><span>feet of yarn of James
we know that
4 2/8------> 4 1/4--------> (4*4+1)/4-----> 17/4
1 5/8------> (1*8+5)/8-----> 13/5
x+y=4 2/8-------> x+y=17/4----> equation 1
x=1 5/8--------> x=13/5------> equation 2
substitute 2 in 1
[13/5]+y=17/4------> y=(17/4)-(13/5)----> y=[5*17-4*13]/20
y=(85-52)/20-----> y=33/20----> y=1.65-----> y=1 65/100----> y=1 13/20
the answer is
</span><span>james have 1 13/20 ft of yarn</span>
The answer is 24
count all the squares inside the shape to get your answer
Y can be rounded up to 1.51 from a minimum value of 1.505
This is the lower bound.
y can be rounded down to 1.51 from a maximum value of 1.515
this is the upper bound.
y is between the lower bound and the upper bound so y is between 1.505 and 1.515
This is shown as 1.595<=y<1.515
<= is the typed out version of (greater than/equal to) which is < with a line under it.
Answer:
Okay so you first need to figure out what your variables are in the equation given. It tells you pi is 3.14. on the top of the cylinder it shows that the radius (r) is 2. the height (h) is shown on the cylinder as 4. Now all you have to do is plug in the values for the variables into your calculator. You have (2) times (3.14) times the radius (2) and you square the radius. then you add (2) x (3.14) x (2) x (4). So if you put it in your calculator it would look like this: (2)(3.14)(2)^2+(2)(3.14)(2)(4)=75.36 Your answer is 75.36
