I didn’t see an image or anything but I looked it up and it said regular polygons, since they have the sides all the same length they must always be in the same proportions, and their interior angles are always the same.
The graph represents a parabola and a parabola is maximum or minimum at its vertex . So we need to check the graph , and find the point where the graph is maximum or minimum. And from the given graph , we can say that it is a downward up parabola which is minimum at its vertex . And the minimum point is (1.4). So the vertex is (1,4) .
Answer:
<u><em>The difference between iPhone 11 and Spinal cord repairence is 99,300$</em></u>.
Step-by-step explanation:
To be honest, this is a really weird question. But a<em><u> spinal cord injury</u></em> can cost up to <u><em>100,000$ a year</em></u>. And an<u><em> iPhone 11 cost around 700$</em></u>. It really just depends on what repairence the person got, but if I am wrong then I hope you the best with your question lol. And since Alex didnt break his phone, you wouldnt count the repairs for the iPhone 11.
Let us bear in mind the equivalent value of these coins:
One dime = $0.10
One quarter = $0.25
Let x = number of dimes
y<span> = number of quarters</span>
Since the boy has 70 coins in total, we can say that:
<span>x + y = </span><span>70 </span>(can be written as x = 70 – y)
Since the boy has a total of $12.40, we can say that:
0.10x + 0.25y = 12.40
To solve this problem, we need to solve this system of equation. We have to substitute the value of x as written in the first equation (x = 70 –y)
0.10(70 – y) + 0.25y = 12.40
7 – 0.10y + 0.25y = 12.40
0.15y = 5.40
y = 36
X = 70 – 36
X = 34
Therefore,<span> the boys </span>has<span> 34 dimes and 36 quarters. To check our answer, we just have to check if his money would total $12.40.</span>
34 dimes = $3.40
36 dimes = $9.00
<span>Total </span><span>$12.40</span>
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Answer:
(b) (1, 1/6)
Step-by-step explanation:
The "unit rate" is always the y-value for x=1 when the relationship is proportional (as it is here).
That point is not specifically shown on the graph. It would be (1, 1/6).
