PART A:
Find the rate of change between 1980 and 1989
d for P₁ = 80 - 60
d for P₁ = 20
d for P₂ = 76 - 82
d for P₂ = -6
The rate of change in P₁ is 20 hundred per year. The rate of change in P₂ is -6 hundred per year.
PART B:
Find the rate of change between 1989 and 1996
d for P₁ = 100 - 80
d for P₁ = 20
d for P₂ = 70 - 76
d for P₂ = -6
The rate of change in P₁ is 20 hundred per year. The rate of change in P₂ is -6 hundred per year.
PART C:
Find the rate of change between 1980 and 1996
d for P₁ = 100 - 60
d for P₁ = 40
d for P₂ = 70 - 82
d for P₂ = -12
The rate of change in P₁ is 40 hundred per year. The rate of change in P₂ is -12 hundred per year.
Answer: This question is confusing because I can't come up with a whole answer because I don't see a way to get to it no matter how many different ways I try to solve it ;-; The closest I got was $267 with 10 tickets and the fee
Step-by-step explanation:
If the chance of picking and not picking a jazz CD are the same, that means it must be exactly half of the entire CD collection, which is 40
Answer:
using implication
Step-by-step explanation:
let "if I go to college be (A)" and "I will get a better job be (B)"
therefore A implies B
(A ----------------> B)
If I go to college then I will get a better job.
