20 bicycles. two tires per one bike. 2*10=20
Answer:
Gila Monster is 1.54 times that of Chuckwalla.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Average Length of Gila Monster = 0.608 m
Average Length of Chuckwalla = 0.395 m
We need to find the number of times the Gila monster is as the Chuckwalla.
Solution:
Now we know that;
To find the number of times the Gila monster is as the Chuckwalla we will divide the Average Length of Gila Monster by Average Length of Chuckwalla.
framing in equation form we get;
number of times the Gila monster is as the Chuckwalla = 
Rounding to nearest hundredth's we get;
number of times the Gila monster is as the Chuckwalla = 1.54
Hence Gila Monster is 1.54 times that of Chuckwalla.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Your exponential formula is in the form y = ab^x. In this form, the coefficient 'a' is the initial value, the y-intercept, the value when x=0. The value 'b' is the growth factor, which is 1 more than the growth rate per increment of x. This problem is asking for the growth rate to be expressed as a percentage.
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Given p(x) = 78500(1.02^x), we can compare to the exponential function form to see that ...
- a = 78,500
- b = 1.02 = 1 +0.02 = 1 +2%
The value of x is zero in the year 2000, so the population that year is ...
p(0) = a = 78,500
The increase per year is the value of 'b' with 1 subtracted:
growth rate = 2% per year
Using cos addition formula:
use x for theta
cos(x+π/6)=cosx*cos(π/6)-sinx*sin(π/6)
sinx=1/4
cosx=√15/4
cos(π/6)=√3/2
sin(π/6)=1/2
cos(x+π/6)=(√15/4*√3/2)-(1/4*1/2)
cos(x+π/6)=(√45/8)-(1/8 )
cos(x+π/6)=(√45-1)/8)
<span><span><span>2x </span>+ 7 </span>= <span><span>x + x </span>+ 7 is an example of an equation with an infinite number of solutions, meaning any number could be the answer.
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