Christopher has 3/4 of a pie . Alex has 2/3 of a pie. Jaden has 1/2of a pie. Who has the biggest amount? Who has the least? How
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Step-by-step explanation:
We are given a graph and asked to find the slope.
So we can see two coordinate points, one on (0, 3) and (2, 0).
When trying to find slope, we use the method rise over run, which basically means y over x as a fraction, in which you then divide.
So count how many times it'll take for x to get to y, base it off the picture below
Since we see our numbers to be divided are 3 over 2, do the division and you get 1 1/2.
Would this be negative though? No, since the graph is in an increase, not a decrease.
1: 5,800
2: 112.5 (total weight, divide by 2, subtract 17 lb)
5: .8 (4 divided by 5)
6:
7: 1,728
9: 9 inches
10: 1.2
Sorry I couldn't give you all of them :(
2: 112.5 (total weight, divide by 2, subtract 17 lb)
5: .8 (4 divided by 5)
6:
7: 1,728
9: 9 inches
10: 1.2
Sorry I couldn't give you all of them :(
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Hello! We can check to see if the inequality is true by replacing r with 18 as we have been told to find them in which 18 as r makes the equation true.
So our equations to test for are:
We can input 18 as r and then we see the following are correct:
1. No, as a -21 is not greater than -6
2. Yes, as -15 is less than 6.
3. No, as 21 is not greater than 6
4. No, as -15 is not greater than 6.
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