20% increase
the percent increase =
× 100%
increase = $12 - $10 = 2$
increase =
× 100% = 20%
This needs to be found by substitution and then by factoring. First we know that, using the perimeter formula for a rectangle, the perimeter is 46=2L+2W and the area is 76=L*W. We need to solve for one of those variables cuz we have too many unknowns right now. Let's solve the perimeter formula for L: 46=2L+2W, 2L=46-2W and L=23-W. Now that we have a value for L in terms of W, sub that L value in to the area formula to solve for W: 76=L*W, 76=(23-W), 76=23W-W^2, and W^2-23W+76=0. We have to factor that now to solve for the 2 values of W. When we factor that, we get that W=19 and W=4. Let's first try out the W value of 19 in our L substitution formula: L=23-W so L=23-19 and L=4. That means that we have a Width of 19 and a Length of 4. Trying out the other W of 4 we get L=23-W so L=23-4 and L=19. That gives us a Width of 4 and a Length of 19. In both cases we have a combination of 4 and 19. So whether we say that the length is shorter than the width or that the width is shorter than the length doesn't matter because we only have 2 values for both and they want the shorter of the 2 sides in number not definition. In other words they don't want you to decide if width is shorter or longer than length, they only want the number value for the shorter side which is 4. That's your answer: 4
Step-by-step explanation:
no.1 first write the equation
the write the sum and the product
so the sum will be 8x and the product
will be 15.In the product part look for a no
that when you multiply it by another no
it will give you 15 by when you add it will
become 8.The no.is 5 and 3.you now rewrite the equation x^2+3x+5x+15=0
you now simply the equation x(x+3)+5(x+3)
you take (x+3)and (x+5)=0.
your answer will either be -3or-5 respectively
Answer:
57,000
Step-by-step explanation:
add 1,000
57 times
or use a calculator
ANSWER
Vertical asymptote:
x=1
Horizontal asymptote:
y=1
EXPLANATION
The given rational function is




The vertical asymptote occurs at


The vertical asymptotes is x=1
The degree of the numerator is the same as the degree of the denominator.
The horizontal asymptote of such rational function is found by expressing the coefficient of the leading term in the numerator over that of the denominator.

y=1