Answer:
yes the anwer is A
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 18 units
Step-by-step explanation:since its is a horizontal line x2 - x1
7 -1 = 6
line 2:
since this is a vertical line y2 - y1
7 - 3 = 4
line 3:
since this is a horizontal line x2 - x1
7 - 4 = 3
line 4:
for this we need to use the distance formula which allows us to find the distance making a third point to form a right angle triangle
point 1: (1,3)
point 2: (4,7)
point 3 (new point) : (4,3)
now we can apply the pythogorean thereum (C squared = B squared + A squared) with the following lines.
line 1: (1,3) - (4,7)
line 2: (1,3) - (4,3)
line 3: (4,3) - (4,7)
line 1 squared = line2 squared + line 3 squared
calculate length of line 2 and 3
line 1 squared = (4 - 1) squared + (7 - 3) squared
line 1 squared = 3 squared + 4 squared
line 1 squared = 9 + 16
line 1 squared = 25
root both sides
line 1 = 5
add all the liens together
6 + 4 + 3 + 5 = 18
Hey there!
When the value of something goes down over time- a house, a car, anything- it's called depreciation.
It would be expressed as exponential decay. This is because the value is going down exponentially as stated in the problem. Additionally, when it decays, the growth factor is less than one, so the value steadily decreases.
Let's rule out our other options:
B) Half-Life. This doesn't work because it's usually used for radioactive decay, which is usually a steady decrease of radioactivity and material that divides by two, hence the word half. For example:
Day 0) Started with 10 grams of plutonium
Day 1) 5 grams
Day 2) 2.5 grams
And so on.
C) Compound Interest. Like simple interest, but compunds usually at a certain point - yearly, monthly, every ten years, and so on. But, this is used for interest, mostly in a bank account or if you have a loan. It doesn't exhibit depreciation, and therefore it's not used to predict car value.
D) Exponential Growth- Exponential growth does not work for one main reason - it grows. That would mean that the value of the car goes up- and unless it's an old and very expensive car, that wouldn't be the case.
Hope this helps!
Man, what type of powder u trynna find?
Baby powder, you can go to CVS.
