Answer:
r(t) = 15t+500
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the amount of money (r) is a function of the time (t) we will make it the y-value. t is how much time and he gets $15 a minute so we multiply t by 15. 500 is how much he gets paid for doing it. If he showed up and just left, he would still get 500.
Answer:
-19
Step-by-step explanation:
It's -19 I took the test
Proof in the picture below
F(C) = 95C + 32...
F(C) is y.
y = 95C + 32
Switch Y & C.
C = 95y + 32
C - 32 = 95y
(C - 32) / 95 = y
In the inverse, y is F-1(C)
F-1(C) = (C - 32) / 95
You've given us a single term of an arithmetic series. So far, there are an infinite number of different series that it could be a member of. ... In fact, ANY function f (n) for which f (7) = 54 produces a suitable series for whole-number values of 'n'. Here are a few: ... T(n) = n + 47. ... T (n) = 8n - 2. ... T (n) = -10n + 124 .
Every triangles 3 angles will always add up to 180 degrees
The reason this is true in your problem is because of the corresponding angles and supplementary angles.
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