<h2>
Answer:</h2>
The conditional statement is:
- If two lines are parallel then they lie in the same plane.
<h2>
Step-by-step explanation:</h2>
We know that a conditional statement is the statement which is written in the form of:
If p then q i.e. p → q
where p is the hypothesis of the statement.
and q is the conclusion of the statement which is based on the hypothesis.
Here we are given a statement as:
Two parallel lines lie in the same plane.
i.e. the hypothesis of the conditional statement is:
Two lines are parallel.
and conclusion is: They will lie in the same plane
( Because if two lines lie in the same plane then we can't conclude that they will be parallel )
Answer:
64 numbers
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Shania has read the most pages.
Step-by-step explanation:
Following the formula y = mx + b.
Kevin already read 45 pages.
y = mx + 45
He reads 20 pages per hour, since it has per hour, we put it has "m"
y = 20x + 45
Shania already read 5 pages
y = mx + 5
Shania reads 25 pages per hour
y = 25x + 5
We need to find out how many pages they read after 20 hours, plug 20 into x.
Kevin
20(20) + 45 =
400 + 45 =
445
Shania
25(20) + 5 =
500 + 5 =
505
Shania read 60 more pages than Kevin.
Answer:
41.67 % ( to 2 dec. places )
Step-by-step explanation:
Since 2 dozen cookies were baked, that is 24 and 14 were left.
Then 10 were eaten.
Calculate the percentage eaten as
percentage = 
× 100%
percentage eaten = 
× 100% ≈41.67%
The equation that represent the graph is y = (1/2)eˣ , Option B is the correct answer.
<h3>What is an Exponential Function ?</h3>
An exponential function is what is denoted as y = eˣ
The graph has to be studied and the equation has to be determined.
To determine we will consider x = 0 for all the equation ,. which will give the y intercept , which is below 1 so Option C and D are stroked out.
Now we plot the graph for equation A and B
It can be easily understood from the graph that at x =0 , y = 0.5
Therefore , the equation that represent the graph is
y = (1/2)eˣ
Option B is the correct answer.
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