Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
Explanation 1)A vertical line can be represented by the equation x=a, where a can be any number. If you think about it, there is no y in the function, this making it not a function.
Explanation 2) For a line to be a function it has to pass the vertical line test, so you will draw a vertical line through the function and if it touches more than one point then it is not a function. In this case if you draw a vertical line through a vertical line there are an infinite number of places where the lines intercept, so it is not a function.
Answer:
The answer should be 4.12 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
Sorry if I am wrong.
Answer:
It takes 30 minutes
Step By Step:
The rate of Glenn in finishing a job would be equivalent to:
Rate (G) = 1
job / 20 minutes
While the rate of Veronika is:
Rate (V) = 1
job / x---> x is the unknown
Where 1 job for Glenn means completely cleaning his room while 1 job for Veronika means pulling out everything. Therefore the equation to use would be:
1 / 20 – 1 /
x = 1 / 60
The rate of
Veronika is subtracted from the rate of Glenn since Veronika is slowing Glenn
down. Solving for x:
Multiply both
sides by 60 x
(1 / 20 – 1 /
x = 1 / 60) * 60 x
3 x – 60 = x
2 x = 60
x = 30
Therefore it
takes 30 minutes for Veronika to pull everything out.
Answer:
The answer to your question is 25%
Step-by-step explanation:
Data
Initial price = $2.00
Final price = $2.50
First we subtract the final price to the inicial price
increment = 2.50 - 2.00
= $0.50 It's the amount that the school increases to the community members
Now we use a rule of three to find the percent
$2.00 ---------------------- 100%
$0.50 --------------------- x
x = 0.50 x 100/2 = 50/2 = 25%
<span>The rate is the ratio and the unit rate is the rate when the denominator is 1.
$279 for 9 tickets.
=> rate = $279 / 9 tickets => unit rate = $ 31/ ticket
$18 for 6 volleyballs.
=> rate = $ 18 / 6 volleyballs => unit rate = $ 3 / volleyball
4 fouls in 20 minutes.
=> rate = 4 fouls / 20 minutes => unit rate = 0.2 fouls / minute
36 strikeouts in 54 innings.
=> rate = 36 strikeouts / 54 innings => unit rate = 0.67 strikeouts / inning
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