Quadrant 2 or 4. All points in quadrant 1 are both positive, all points in quadrant 3 are both negative.
Answer:
<h2>24 students</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
25% of a hundred is one-fourth and because there are six students in a fourth of the whole we are multiplying four and six. 6x 4 is 24.
Hi there!
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I believe your answer is:
Option A; 
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Here’s why:
- We can use inverse operations to solve for 'm'.
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Any number that is less than or equal to the value of three-fifths would work.
The option that is less than or equal to (3/5) is option A.
Assuming that there are more options than the options shown, choose the numbers that are less than or equal to (3/5).
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Hope this helps you. I apologize if it’s incorrect.
Answer:
a) The percentage of adults who smoke are decreasing with time. b) the equation that best described this data is y=-0.3364x+22.809 (R^2=0.859) in which y is the percentage of adults who smoke and x the number of years. c) the percentage of adults who smoke will be 19.8% and it will not meet the expected 12%, it would take 32 years to reach that value.
Step-by-step explanation:
The data can be plotted to which years is the independent variable and percentage of adults who smoke is the dependent variable. The linear trendline that described this data has a negative slope which indicates that the percentage of adults is decreasing with time. In order to determine if the OSH target is being met, the x is replaced by 9 which is the goal period of nine years. The y is 19% which is higher than the 12% goal. In order to know the period it will take to the reach the goal of 12%, the y is replaced by 12 in the curve and the x is the answer in years = 32 years.
So if the combined revenues were $51 billion. Then it would be best to divide that between the two companies as a starting point. Each company would have $25.5 billion if they were split 50-50. Since PepsiCo has 9 billion more than Coca-Cola. Simply take PepsiCo's value and add $9 billion to it, which would be $34.5 billion. Finally, take $51 billion, subtract it $34.5 billion, which is PepsiCo's value to get Coca-Cola's value, which is 16.5 billion for me.
