well, Marcus and Ben are both 5 feet tall and a little bit more, Marcus is 19/24 more and Ben is 9/16 more, so the 5's in the fraction are the same, so which one is larger, 19/24 or 9/16?
we can simply put both fractions with the same denominator, by <u>multiplying one by the other's denominator</u>, so let's proceed,
An equation that angie can use to find out how many tickets she bought is 46/8
Answer:
<u>The first option is </u>
<u>The second option is:</u>
- B(0) = 1000
- B(1) = 1100
- The ratio is 1.1 and the zero term is 1000
<u>The equation for this option is:</u>
Now, which option is better?
It depends on the number of x. It is assumed the genie is offering money or similar reward.
For the values of x below 50 option A is better and option B is much better for x > 50.
See the graph in the attachment, where green line represents the option A and red line is option B.
-8 and 2 is one pair
another could be -4 and -2.
A) debit cash
b) credit cash & debit rent expense
c) credit cash & debit furniture expense
d) debit cash & credit revenue
e) debit phone expense & credit cash
f. debit unearned rev & credit revenue
g. debit equipment & credit cash for the amount and accounts payable for the rest
h. debit cash & credit accounts receivable
i. debit cleaning expense & credit cash
j. debit office equipment or just equipment & credit accounts payable
k. same as g
L. debit salaries expense & debit cash
m. debit cash & credit revenue
n. debit accounts receivable & credit revenue
o. debit cash & credit accounts receivable
p. debit accounts payable & credit cash
q. debit expense acc & credit cash
r. debit electricity expense & credit cash
s. debit capital drawings and credit capital
