Answer:
Regular Operations
The gross weight of vehicles in regular operations (operating without a special permit) is governed by the State's bridge formula (Computed Gross Weight Table in Ala. Code §32-9-20[a][4][c]). State law allows a 10 percent tolerance for weight enforcement (Ala. Code §32-9-20[a][4][d]). See Exhibit 8 for a summary of Alabama weight provisions under regular operations.
Exhibit 8: Summary of Alabama Truck Weight Limits for Vehicles in Regular Operations
Single Axle 20,000 lbs.
Tandem Axle 34,000 lbs. on Interstate highways 36,000 lbs. on non-Interstate highways
Tridem Axle 42,000 lbs.
Gross Weight 80,000 lbs. on Interstate highways 84,000 lbs. (6 or more axles) on non-Interstate highways
Other 10 percent scale or enforcement tolerance on non-Interstate highways
Step-by-step explanation:
i think its 0 or underfined mostly 0 not sure sorrryy (that looks like IXL)
<h3>Answer:</h3>
y = 0.1x +1500
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
You need an equation that will give Gary a salary of $1500 even if he makes no sales (x=0). The only possible choice for the second item is then ...
... +1500
You are expected to know that Gary's commission of 10% of sales is computed by multiplying sales (x) by 10%. That is, if Gary sells $100 worth of items, his commission is ...
... 10% × $100 = $10
That is, the multiplier is 0.1.
Gary's salary (y) is then computed as
... y = 0.1x +1500
_____
<em>Comment on percentages</em>
The % symbol is a shorthand way to write /100. That is, 10% = 10/100, ten hundredths, or 0.10. (You might notice here that "percent" and "hundredths" can be used interchangeably.)
Answer:
ok so, u need to simplify the fraction. but the x value is the number that is on the left side when ur simplifying the fraction. also its the one on top not bottom. hope this helps u!
Step-by-step explanation: