Short Answer B
Remark
You need not do any calculations to get the answer. You are required just to read the graph. Doing the calculations would be beneficial but unnecessary.
Step One
Find the x value.
1. If you have a ruler or a straight edge of some kind, put it on the cross point of the two graphs.
2. Make the ruler go straight up and down. You will find out it goes 1 point back of the 5.
3. Count the number of squares from 0,0 or when y = 0.
4. You will find you have to count 4 squares along the x axis.
The x value is 4.
Step Two
1. Put the ruler on the cross point again. This time make it go straight across.
2. Count up from (0,0)
You should get 8.
The y value is 8
Answer: (4,8)
Answer:
In 6 different ways can the three students form a set of class officers.
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 3 people Leila, Larry, and Cindy and 3 positions president, vice-president, and secretary.
We need to find In how many different ways can the three students form a set of class officers.
This problem can be solved using Permutation.
nPr = n!/(n-r)! is the formula.
Here n = 3 and r =3
So, 3P3 = 3!/(3-3)!
3P3 = 3!/1
3P3 = 3*2*1/1
3P3 = 6
So, in 6 different ways can the three students form a set of class officers.
Answer:
The answer is 50$ lol
Step-by-step explanation: I dunno what the question is
Ur answer is 8x to ur problem and if u need mr to explain i will be glad to
