Answer:
1:3
Step-by-step explanation:
3/3=1
9/3=6
Answer and explanation:
The expression P-2P+3P-4P cannot have the same values for different values of P. Let us illustrate this by substituting different values of P in the expression:
If P= 2
Substitute P=2 in the expression
2-2×2+3×2-4×2
=2-4+6-8
=-4
If P= 3
Substitute P=3 in the expression
3-2×3+3×3-4×3
=3-6+9-12
=-6
If P = 1
Substitute P=1 in the expression
1-2×1+3×1-4×1
= 1-2+3-4
= -2
If P = -2
Substitute P=1 in the expression
-2-2×-2+3×-2-4×-2
= -2+4-6+8
=4
Therefore we can see from the above that the expression has different values for different values of P
Hello!
Let's use 'v' for videos and 'c' for CDs.
The inequality that would represent this situation would be:
9v + 7c < 35
No, Satchi does NOT have enough money to buy 2 videos and 3 CDs.
Answer: See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's go number by number.
Rational pretty much means you can put it into a fraction of whole numbers.
The first number is -81,572.
- This number is <u>rational</u> because it can be put into a fraction (
) that is made up of whole numbers.
The second number is
.
- This number is <u>irrational</u> because it cannot be put into a fraction of whole numbers.
- Keep in mind that most squareroots are irrational. Especially those that don't equal a whole number.
The third number is 5.636336333
- There is a pattern so the number is <u>rational</u>.
- Usually a pattrn means it can be put into a fraction.
The fourth number is
. This equals 4 if you solve it out.
- Since we just get 4, that certainly can be put into a fraction of whole numbers, so this is <u>rational.</u>