Answer:
48,42,38.
Step-by-step explanation:
The numbers go down by 6, so just subtract.
Answer: It is 58mm
Step-by-step explanation: if you look at that black object at the zoomed in picture follow it down to the bottom row of numbers. those black lines represent numbers start at 50 the count towards the right.
Answer:
For every 92 cats in the city pound, there are 144 dogs.
OR
For every 144 dogs in the city pound, there are 92 cats
Step-by-step explanation:
You didn't provide the options, so that was my best shot at it.
Here are the coordinates:
(60, 105)
(62, 114)
(64, 124)
(66, 131)
(68, 139)
(70, 149)
(72, 158)
Step-by-step explanation: All you have to do is take the values for y and x and plug them in to get the coordinates that you need. After doing that, use the line that you've created and find a point that would fall directly above 75, or use the line of best fit (in a scatterplot, this is a line that fits most of the points).
Hope this helps!
When using substitution, you want to solve an equation for one variable that doesn’t make the equation worse to work with.
The general idea is that you want to find a variable that has a coefficient of 1 or -1.
In 2.5x - 7y = 7.5, both variables have “bad” coefficients.
In 6.2x - y = 1, the y has a coefficient of -1. That’s where you want to start.
