No, no value for x will result in you getting the same amount of money
I.e. on the first day if x =2 you earn 33. on the second day you would've earned 44. Of course this may be wrong so best to double check
Answer:
My answer to the question is 34.0
Answer:
A(t) = 300 -260e^(-t/50)
Step-by-step explanation:
The rate of change of A(t) is ...
A'(t) = 6 -6/300·A(t)
Rewriting, we have ...
A'(t) +(1/50)A(t) = 6
This has solution ...
A(t) = p + qe^-(t/50)
We need to find the values of p and q. Using the differential equation, we ahve ...
A'(t) = -q/50e^-(t/50) = 6 - (p +qe^-(t/50))/50
0 = 6 -p/50
p = 300
From the initial condition, ...
A(0) = 300 +q = 40
q = -260
So, the complete solution is ...
A(t) = 300 -260e^(-t/50)
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The salt in the tank increases in exponentially decaying fashion from 40 grams to 300 grams with a time constant of 50 minutes.
Answer:
57
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to create a ratio. so Aubree practices the piano for 1197 min: in 3 weeks. So for 1 week, we have to divide 1197 by 3, so 1197/=399. And so we know that 1 week is 7 days, just divide 399 by 7! 399/7=57. The rate that she practiced per day is 57 minutes. So one last final step just to check if this answer is correct is to divide 57 by 60, and that is 0.95. 0.95 out of 1.00 minutes per day is 95/100. Cross multiply with x/60, and you will get your answer, which is 57.
A is the answer of not I’m sorry for that
