Is 10/11 a terminating decimal
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Answer:
Table is attached with values, but answers are:
(0, 0) (1, 3) (2, 6) (3, 9)
Step-by-step explanation:
y = 3x
Substitute all values.
y = 3(0)
y = 0
0, 0
y = 3(1)
y = 3
1, 3
y = 3(2)
y = 6
2, 6
y = 3(3)
y = 9
3, 9
That's a 33% increase.
I calculated this using the formula:
Where n = the new value (16 in your question), o = the old value (12 in your question) and the result is outputted as a percent increase. You can check that this is correct by finding 33% of 12, adding the result to 12, and checking that the result equals your "new" number.
Note that 33% is only an approximation as your question requires a number rounded to the nearest whole.
I calculated this using the formula:
Where n = the new value (16 in your question), o = the old value (12 in your question) and the result is outputted as a percent increase. You can check that this is correct by finding 33% of 12, adding the result to 12, and checking that the result equals your "new" number.
Note that 33% is only an approximation as your question requires a number rounded to the nearest whole.