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2-3i+x+yi =6+0.i
2+x-i(3-y)=6+0.i
2+X=6
X=4
i(3-y)=0.i
Y=3
x+y.i
4+3i
Answer:
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The best prediction for the number of regular spectators that the program will have in 6 years is obtained with the following formula:
Pf = Po×(1-b) ^ t
Where:
Pf = final population
Po = initial population
b = decrease rate
t = timpo in years
So:
Pf = 223.00×(1-0.047) ^ 6
Pf = 167,056
The answer is the last option.
Number the tables as follows:
1 2
3 4
Eliminate 3 and 4 immediately, because for x = 2 the y values are wrong (3 and 1).
In tables 1 and 2, the input (1) produces the correct output (-1).
So we have to determine which table agrees 100% with the system of equations given.
Comparing tables 1 and 2, row by row, we see that their contents are the same EXCEPT for the first rows. So focus on determing which of those 2 rows displays values that satisfy both given equations.
First I looked at y=2x-5, and subst. -1 for x. I got -7, which is correct in table 1 but not in table 2 (where the value would be -13).
Thus, table 1 correct represents the solution of the system of equations.
Answer: A=750 +75*t
B=900 +25*t
There would be 975 students in each high school in year 3 when they are expected to have the same number of students.
Step-by-step explanation:
A = B
750 +75*t=900 + 25*t
Solving:
75*t -25*t= 900 - 750
50*t= 150
t=3
This indicates that in year 3 both High Schools are projected to have the same number of students. To get that amount, you simply replace this value in the expressions:
A=750 +75*t= 750 +75*3= 975
B=900 + 25*t=900 + 25*3= 975
There would be 975 students in each high school in year 3 when they are expected to have the same number of students.
