Answer:
Which plant was taller when Nara got the plants? C. They were equally tall
Which plant grew faster? B. The second plant
Step-by-step explanation:
Slope of the first plant :
m = (y2 - y1)/(x2- x1)
m = (36 - 34)/(15 - 10) = 0.4
y-intercept of the first plant :
y = m*x + b
b = y1 - m*x1
b = 34 - 0.4*10 = 30
From the picture we can see that the y-intercept of the second plant is 30 cm
Y-intercept represents plant heights when Nara got the plants; then they were equally tall
From the picture we can see that second plant grew 2 cm in 2 days; then its slope is 2/2 = 1
Slope measures how fast each plant grew; then the second plant grew faster
I only know D. but I'll try to figure out the rest too. D. 9 years old
Answer:
10:12:8
Step-by-step explanation:
so, there are 10 animal exhibits, 12 gardening exhibits, and 8 farm equipment exhibits. so it would look like this 10:12:8
this can be solve by 3 variable equation
let x be the money of luke
y money of rachel
z money of daniel
first equation
x = y + 21
second equation
x = z + 48
third equation
x + y + z = 168
solving simultaneously
x =79
y = 58
z = 31
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You have two choices.
The minimum possible cost to operate your bat factory for a day is $390,
and there are two quantities of bats that both cost that much.
One possibility:
Produce no bats at all per day. Zero. Nada. None.
Cost = 0.06(0)² - 7.2(0) + 390 = $390 per day.
The other choice:
Produce 120 bats per day.
Cost = 0.06(120²) - 7.2(120) + 390
= 0.06(14,400) - 7.2(120) + 390
= 864 - 864 + 390
= $390 per day.
If you produce any other number of bats in a day ... more than zero
but not 120 ... then it will cost you more than $390 to operate the factory
that day.
