I think it’s red. Have a good day.
Answer:
with
dollar value of the product
value's rate of change
time in years (where t=0 represents 2010)
dollar value of product in 2012
Step-by-step explanation:
A linear equation for V in terms of t will have the following form
<em>(equation 1)</em>
where 
will be the rate at which the value of the value of product is expected to change, 
is the dollar value of the product at the year 
(being 
for 2010) and 
is a constant number which we should be able to find knowing the value of at some point in time.
Let's call 
the dollar value of the product in 2012, we can replace this value in <em>the equation 1</em> in order to find
<em>(equation 1)</em>
So the final equation would be
with
dollar value of the product
value's rate of change
time in years (where t=0 represents 2010)
dollar value of product in 2012
Answer:
2 liters of orange juice
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that Gaby drank 3/4 liters of juice
3/4 liters is the same as saying 0.75 liters
3/4 = 0.75
if 0.75 is 3/8 of the container we just have to divide it by 3 and multiply it by 8 and so we will get the liters of the container
(0.75/3) * 8 =
0.25 * 8 =
2
then initially in the container there were 2 liters of orange juice
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
lets calculate the derivate of f using the chain rule:
we have that f'(1) = 4e^2, hence the equation is
or, equivalently,
The answer is 65!
<span>How i got this was I did 6500/5 and got 1300 then i took then then multiplied by 5% and got 65
</span>I hoped I helped!
