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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Answer: x = 7, x = 1
Step-by-step explanation:
|x-4| = 3
we know either x-4 = 3 or x-4 = -3
x-4 + 4 = 3 + 4
x = 7
x - 4 + 4 = -3 + 4
x = 1
The second option. The 5.5w part shows that its $5.50 times each window. The -3.25 is because he deducted 3.25 from the total. And then you have the price that he got on the other side.
Here's the work to find the windows in case you want it:
5.5w-3.25=35.25
5.5w=38.50
w=7
He washed 7 windows
Answer:
48 yr. old
Step-by-step explanation:
Assume daughter is 4 and mom is 10 times her age, so mom is 40.
10 (woman) * 4 (daughter's age) = 40 yr. old mom
Present day...
40 (yr old mom) + 8 (yrs later) = 48 yr. old mom today
4 (yr old daughter) + 8 (yrs later) = 12 yr. old daughter today
So, if mom is 4 times as her daughter's age today...
48 (yr. old mom) / 12 (yr. old daughter) = 4