Answer:
1a - no
1b - yes
1c - no
2 - 1.5 grams of protein
3 - a solution to this equation tells us how many grams of protein/fat there could be depending on how many grams of the other there are. a solution to this is 6 grams of protein and 4 grams of fat.
Step-by-step explanation:
1a
4(5)+9(2)=60
20+18=60
38=60
the equation is false
1b
4(10.5)+9(2)=60
42+18=60
60=60
the equation is true
1c
4(8)+9(4)=60
32+36=60
68=60
the equation is not true
2
plug in 6 for the f value
4p+9(6)=60
4p+54=60
subtract 54 from both sides
4p=6
divide both sides by 4 to get p alone
p=1.5
3
a possible solution can be seen by graphing the equation using the intercepts. the intercepts for this equation are (15,0) and (0,6.6). attached is an image of the graph. the points where the line crosses are possible solutions. the line crosses the point (6,4) on the graph, which represents 6 grams of protein and 4 grams of fat. you can also check this by plugging these values into the equation.
N=(3/4)*h*d
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n=Number of hours she reads
h=Hour(s)
d=Days
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You see, with this formula - when d=2,
n=(3/4)*h*2=(6/4)*h=(3/2)*h=1.5 hours
So, in the space of 2 days, she had spent 1.5 hours reading.
If the <em>n</em>-th term of the sequence is given by <em>n</em> ² - 2, then the 5th term is obtained by simply replacing <em>n</em> with 5 :
5² - 2 = 25 - 2 = 23
Add 5 to both sides of the equation.
x=-14+5
Add -14 and 5.
x=-9