Answer:
yes, it is
Step-by-step explanation:
plug in the point (1, -1) (x,y) into the equation y = 9x - 10
-1 = 9(1)-10
-1 = 9-10
-1=-1
Well I'm not sure what the answer would be since I'm not that smart but I did get the answer of 90, I did this by dividing 72 by 80 which equals .9 and I multiplied that by 100 and got 90.
Most people use the decomposition method but i dont know how to do that so i use the Joes method a method similar to decomp. but easier.
canadian way
Find gcf: None
complet trinomial: 18n^2+57-10
find the product=10(18)
=-180
find the sum =57
-3 and 60 goes into both meaning if you multiply 3 and60 you get -180 and if you add them you get 57.
so (n-3)(n+60)
divide by a in this case it 18
so (n<u>-3</u>)(n+<u>60</u>)
18 18
do not divide. treat it like a fraction so you reduce it to lowest terms
(n<u>-3</u>)(n<u>-3)
</u> 18 10
<u /> at this point its reduced to lowest terms so now you take the deniminator and move it beside the "n"
=(18n-3)(10n-3)
therefore your answer is (18n-3)(10n-3)
I hoped this helped :)
The enthalpy of a reaction can be measured using a Calorimeter
Answer:
The second table of values.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's put the x-values in the second table of values in correct number order:
x: -3, -2, -1, 0, 1
Now, let's write out the y-values in correct number order:
y: 1/4, 1, 4, 16, 64
Finally, let's rewrite the second table of values with the x-values in order and the corresponding y-values underneathe:
x: -3, -2, -1 0 1
y: 64, 16, 4, 1, 1/4
As it can be seen, as the x-values get bigger in value, the y-values get smaller exponentially, which is the definition of exponential decay.
