Complete the chart by marking each of the expenses in the correct cell depending on whether the expense occurs montlhy, quarterly, annually, etc. as shown in the chart.
<h3>What is a check-off matrix?</h3>
This is a type of chart that is completed by adding X to the cells. In the case of expenses, check-off matrixes help you to visualize how often every expense occurs, and therefore it can be useful to control or monitor expenses.
This type of matrix often includes:
-Columns with the months of the year or the initals of these. June = J.
-Rows that show the expenses a person has.
<h3>How to do a check-off matrix?</h3>
- List the expenses
- Make an X in each of the cells that the each expense should occur.
- Verify the information once the chart is finished.
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<span>21000.7895÷444477777</span>= 0.00004724823
Here is the inequality you can enumerate:
5x >= 200, this means the money you sold for cakes must be larger or equal to your goal
x <= 100, this means you cannot sell more than 100 cakes, because you only have 100 cakes
Solve for them, you will get: 40 <= x <= 100
So the -4x is the M and then 6 is the B. So m is the slope and B is the y-intercept. The 6 goes on the y axis and the -4 will be how the line looks. It’ll be rise (-4) over run (1).
Answer:
3/1
Step-by-step explanation:
The average rate of change is the distance between y values divided by the distance between x values. We know this as rise/run or slope for linear equations. For non-linear equations, we calculate the average over an interval.
This function has y-values of -1 at x=0 and 5 at x=2.
We add -1+5=6 and divide this by 2-0=2.
6/2=3.
The y-values on average change 3 units for every 1 unit of the x-values.
