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3 years ago

Which problem could the bar diagram represent?

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ozzi3 years ago

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Answer:

I think it is A. This image shows a rectangular grid divided in two parts by a vertical line above which number 250 is written in centre. Left side has 182 and right side has question mark.

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If the fourth multiple of 3 is subtracted from the third multiple of 4 what is the difference

anyanavicka [17]

The difference is zero if you aren't insinuating that the term, "multiple" doesn't involve exponential factors.

3•4 = 12
4•3 = 12

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However, if you are saying one multiple of 3 involves exponential powers, Then 3^4 is 81 and 4^3 is 64

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Company A charges $107 and allows unlimited mileage.

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Answer:

At mile 3 company A will start charging less.

Step-by-step explanation:

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2 years ago

Can you help me solve this equation?

dem82 [27]

Sure

Answer:

x = -2

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The steps

Multiply all terms by (x-3)(x+3) and cancel:

x(x+3)+2x(x−3)=18

3x2−3x=18(Simplify both sides of the equation)

3x2−3x−18=18−18(Subtract 18 from both sides)

3x2−3x−18=0

3(x+2)(x−3)=0(Factor left side of equation)

x+2=0 or x−3=0(Set factors equal to 0)

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Check answers. (Plug them in to make sure they work.)

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2 years ago

PLEASE ANSWER CORRECTLY and show your work! I will give brainliest!

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Answer: The new co-ordinates of A ( 2 ,-6)

Step-by-step explanation:

Type of transformation change to co-ordinate point

Vertical translation up 'd' units (x,y)→(x , y+d)

Vertical translation down 'd' units (x,y)→(x , y-d)

Horizontal translation right 'c' units (x,y)→(x+c , y)

Horizontal translation left 'c' units (x,y)→(x-c , y)

Reflection over x-axis (x,y) →(x , -y)

Reflection over y-axis (x,y) →(-x , y)

Given the original vertex A ( -2 ,3)

a) First reflection over x-axis ( -2 ,3) →(-2 , -3)

b) Vertical translation down '3' units so it changes (-2 , -3)→(-2 , -3-3)

(-2,-3)→(-2 ,-6)

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c) The Horizontal translation right '4' units

now it changes ( -2 ,-6) → (-2+4,-6)→(2 ,-6)

Final answer:-

The new co-ordinates of A ( 2 ,-6)

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