Partitive and Quotitive Division. An important distinction in division is between situations that call for a partitive (also called fair share or sharing) model of division, and those that call for a quotitive (also called subtraction or measurement) model of division.
Answer:
The annual interest rate is 4%
The correct answer is the last one listed: the statement not supported by the graph is that a stock purchased in 2006 has not yet recovered the losses from 2008. That is not true.
Answer:
700 Feet?
Step-by-step explanation:
A rectangle has 4 sides.
2 of them are 100 ft
2 of them are 250 ft.
2x100=200
2x250=500
500 ft +200 ft=700ft
-2 -13.8x = -8 -6x -1
First, I distributed the negative 1 that was outside of the parentheses to the positive 6x and the positive 1.
-2 -13.8x = -9 -6x
Then I added the negative 8 to the negative 1 which equals negative 9.
-2 -13.8x +6x = -9 -6x +6x
After that I used the addition property and added a positive 6x to both sides.
-2 -7.8x = -9
Then simplifying.
+2 -2 -7.8x = -9 +2
After simplifying, I used the addition property again, adding a positive 2 to both sides.
-7.8x = -7
Simplified.
-7.8x (-1) = -7 (-1)
Then I multiplied both sides by with a negative 1 since the variable cannot be a negative.
7.8x = 7
Simplified
(1/7.8) 7.8x = (1/7.8) 7
Then, to isolate the veriable, I multiplied 1/7.8 to both sides.
x = 1.11428571429
The answer !
I hope this helped !
