If you show that the example is showing a false statement then you are disproving the example/problem.
Answer:
Well technically its inf due to the arrow, there are no points showing where to start from and where to end
the way you do it it you just count the amount of units it goes up, in this case for every square its going up 5 units, once you get that number you put that on top of your fraction, then you go over on the x axis till you hit your line (x axis is going by 10 every time). This would be your number on the bottom of the fraction.
Ill do what I can see here
40 1
---- Simplified to ----
80 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Obviously this isnt the answer but thats how you get it, hope this helps
Answer:
They have the same domain and range
Step-by-step explanation:
Although they are different equations, they both have a domain of
[0,∞)
and a range of
[0,∞)
Answer:
49.1
Step-by-step explanation:
Add all the numbers up together and divide by how many there are so....
35 + 61 + 63 + 69 + 49 + 46 + 52 + 32 + 34 + 50 = 491
491 divided by 10 is 49.1
hope this helps!
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
1. A horizontal number line is shown with labels at negative 50, 0, and 35. A red arrow (labeled withdrew 50 dollars) begins at 0 and ends at negative 50. A blue arrow (labeled deposited 35 dollars) begins at 0 and ends at 35.
2. A horizontal number line is shown with labels at negative 50 and 0. A red arrow (labeled withdrew 50 dollars) begins at 0 and ends at negative 50. A blue arrow (labeled deposited 35 dollars) begins at negative 50 and ends at negative 15.
3. A horizontal number line is shown with labels at negative 35, 0, and 50. A blue arrow (labeled deposited 35 dollars) begins at negative 35 and ends at 0 A red arrow (labeled withdrew 50 dollars) begins at 50 and ends at 0.
4. A horizontal number line is shown with a label at 0. A blue arrow (labeled deposited 35 dollars) begins at 0 and ends at 35. A red arrow (labeled withdrew 50 dollars) begins at 35 and ends at negative 15.
