Answer:
12 correct answers
Step-by-step explanation:
Since in the main part she scores 8.3 points for each question she answers correctly, we can assume that the number of questions she answers correctly=a
Therefor, the total number of points she achieved in the math test in the main part alone can be expressed as:
Total score(main part)=8.3×a=8.3a points
She also solved a bonus question worth=11 points
Consider expression 1 below
The total score in the whole test=Total score in the main part+Bonus points, where;
Total score in the whole test=110.6 points
Total score in the main part=8.3a points
Bonus points=11 points
Substituting the values in expression 1:
8.3a+11=110.6
8.3a=110.6-11
8.3a/8.3=99.6/8.3
a=12
Number of correct answers in the main part=a=12
Answer:
6.33... and 0.333...
Step-by-step explanation:
The quadratic formula is
.
It is important because while some quadratics are factorable and can be solved not all are. The formula will solve all quadratic equations and can also give both real and imaginary solutions. Using the formula will require less work than finding the factors if factorable. We will substitute a=9, b=-54 and c=-19.
We will now solve for the plus and the minus.
The plus,,,
and the minus...
Answer:
y = -2x + 16.
Step-by-step explanation:
The slope of the perpendicular line = -1 / slope of the given line
= -1 / 1/2 = -2.
Using the point slope form of the equation of a straight line:
y - y1 = m (x - x1)
y - 8 = -2(x - 4)
y - 8 = -2x + 8
y = -2x + 16 is the required equation.
It's be a line that crosses the y-axis at (0,7) and has a slope of -3 or -3/1.
A cosine is just a sine shifted to the left by π/2. A cosine of 4x is shifted to the left by only π/8 because of the factor 4. Sketch them.
The region we're looking for is this sausage-shaped part between the cos and the sin.
The x intercepts are at π/8 for the cosine and π/4 for the sine. The midpoint between them is at (π/8 + π/4)/2 = 3/16π.
The region is point symmetric around the x axis, so the y coordinate of the centroid is 0.
So the centroid is at (3/16π, 0)
