Answer:
<h2>1. (-6, 0) and (-1, 0)</h2><h2>2. not exist</h2><h2>3. (5, 0)</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
The zeros of a quadratic function are x-intercepts of parabola.
Graph #1:
x = -6 and x = -1
Graph #2:
not exist
Graph #3:
x = 5
39 + 0.16m = 25 + 0.24m
39 - 25 = 0.24m - 0.16m
14 = 0.08m
14 / 0.08 = m
175 = m <=== they will cost the same at 175 miles
39 + 0.16(175) = 39 + 28 = $ 67
25 + 0.24(175) = 25 + 42 = $ 67
they will both cost $ 67 <=====
Answer:
No! The answer is not zero. There can be infinite solutions for this equation.
Hope it helps!
Answer:
Critical value is -1.98.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
The value of alpha is, ![\alpha=0.024](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5Calpha%3D0.024)
Now, in order to find the critical value, we need to subtract alpha from 1 and then look at the z-score table to find the respective 'z' value for the above result.
The probability of critical value is given as:
![P(critical)=1-\alpha=1-0.024=0.976](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=P%28critical%29%3D1-%5Calpha%3D1-0.024%3D0.976)
So, from the z-score table, the value of z-score for probability 0.976 is 1.98.
Now, in a left tailed test, we multiply the z value by negative 1 to arrive at the final answer. We do so because the area to the left of mean in a normal distribution curve is negative.
So, the z-score for critical value 0.024 in a left tailed test is -1.98.
Hi there!
Your question:
Sales fall from 300 per week to 270 per week what's the percentage change?
My answer:
The formula for calculating percent change is as follows:
[(y2 - y1)/y1]*100=your percent change
y2= first value
y1=second value
Plug the numbers in:
[(300-270)/300]*100
[30/300]*100
0.1*100
10
Therefore, the percent change is 10%
Hope this helps! Let me know if it's incorrect so I can fix it:)