Unless you just want to give money to the ice cream truck, for 0 items, you will pay 0.
Since the price of each item is $0.77, for one item you will pay $0.77. (Is that a surprise?)
Then for two items, you will pay $0.77 for each one, or $0.77 + 0.77 = $1.54. You can also compute this by making use of the fact that multiplication is a shortcut for repeated addition. The price can be found by $0.77×2 = $1.54 = f(2).
Similarly, for 3 items, you can add $0.77 three times: $0.77 + 0.77 + 0.77 = f(3), or you can use multiplication: $0.77×3 = $2.31 = f(3).
a) Our table looks like
(x, f(x))
(0, 0)
(1, 0.77)
(2, 1.54)
(3, 2.31)
b) By now, I'm sure you have realized that to find the price of x items, you multiply 0.77 by x.
f(x) = 0.77x
The distance between the building and the ladder is 34.876 foot.
<h3>What is a Right Triangle?</h3>
A triangle in which one of the angle measure is equal to 90 degree is called a right triangle.
The ladder forms a right triangle with the building and the ground,
The length of the triangle is 40 foot
The angle made by the ladder is 29.32 degree
By using Trigonometric Ratios
cos 29.32 = Base / Hypotenuse
cos 29.32 = Base / 40
0.8718 × 40 = Base
Base = 34.876 foot
Base is the distance between the building and the ladder.
Base of the ladder = 34.876 foot
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9a-ab+5b
9(2)-(2)(7)+5(7)
18-14+35
39
Answer: it was probably more chocolaty because he added 5 teaspoons instead of 4 which is 2 doubled
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
60°
Step-by-step explanation:
This questions tests our knowledge on arcs and arc measures.
-Arc measure is the angle that an arc makes with the circle's center.
-The arc measure is proportional to the arc.
#The sum of the 3 arcs is x+2x+3x=6x
Given a circle has 360°, the arc measurement x can be calculated as:
![[x+2x+3x]=360\textdegree\\\\6x=360\textdegree\\\\x=60\textdegree](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Bx%2B2x%2B3x%5D%3D360%5Ctextdegree%5C%5C%5C%5C6x%3D360%5Ctextdegree%5C%5C%5C%5Cx%3D60%5Ctextdegree)
Hence, the arc measurement x is 60°
