The trapezoid,segment is false
The graph is at a slope:1 with a y-intercept:-4
Anytime you want to show a fraction as a picture, the rule is as follows:
The numerator -- The number of things you want after you divide
The denominator - How many ways you want to divide.
Let's assume you have three PAYDAY candy bars. (I choose this because it's a six letter word - you can use whatever candy bar or food you wish.) We can divide the candy bars into six equal pieces. So the first candy bar is divided like below:
P - first part
A - second part
Y - third part
D - fourth part
A - fifth part
Y - sixth part
Now we can repeat the process for the other two candy bars. To keep things straight, I'll add a number to the pieces - 1, 2, 3 for the first, second, and third bar. Why 3? First, 18/6 simplifies to 3/1. That means there are three whole candy bars. Second, I chose a six letter candy bar because of the original number and 6 * 3 = 18. Our three candy bars (read it top down) look like the one above, and as such:
P1
A1
Y1
D1
A1
Y1
P2
A2
Y2
D2
A2
Y2
P3
A3
Y3
D3
A3
Y3
Answer:
The value of the shares Samantha owns is $3,010
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1
We add all the shares together and find out the cost of each share per dollar
Samantha owns 70 shares, Nyla owns 50 shares, and Jerry owns 40 shares.
Total amount of shares = (70 + 50 + 40) shares
= 160 shares
Step 2
The cost of share per dollar =
Values of shares/ Total number of shares
= $6,880/160 shares
= $43
1 share = $43
Step 3
The value of the shares Samantha owns is calculated as:
Number of shares Samantha owns × cost of share per dollar
Samantha owns 70 shares
Hence:
= 70 × $43
= $3010
The value of the shares Samantha owns is $3,010
28
28/8=3.5
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