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Answer: Irrational</h3>
We cannot write sqrt(12) as a fraction of two whole numbers
Note how sqrt(12) = 3.464 and the decimal portion goes on forever without any known pattern (and it doesnt repeat either).
Compare this to something like sqrt(16) = 4 which can be written as a fraction 4/1, so sqrt(16) is rational
Answer:
The quadratic function whose graph contains these points is 
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that a quadratic function is a function of the form
. The first step is use the 3 points given to write 3 equations to find the values of the constants <em>a</em>,<em>b</em>, and <em>c</em>.
Substitute the points (0,-2), (-5,-17), and (3,-17) into the general form of a quadratic function.



We can solve these system of equations by substitution
- Substitute


- Isolate a for the first equation

- Substitute
into the second equation



The solutions to the system of equations are:
b=-2,a=-1,c=-2
So the quadratic function whose graph contains these points is

As you can corroborate with the graph of this function.
The total is 94 units.
A square has four equal sides so...
(5x-1)+(4x+3)+(5x-1)+(4x+3)=94
Combine like terms
19x+4=94
Subtract 4 from both sides
94-4=90
18x=90
Divide by 18 on both sides
90/18=5
X=5
Plug 5 in for x on the length of PQ
4(5)+3
20+3=23
Length of PQ=23 units
Rotation about a point does not change any dimensions. C'D' = CD = 2.8 units.
Answer:
The APY of the saving account is 4.0474%
Step-by-step explanation:
We know the formula for APY which is given by

here, r= interset rate = 3.9742% = 0.039742
n = compounding cycles = 12
On plugging these values in the above formula, we get

On simplifying this we get
APY =0.04047395=4.0474%