Answer:
fwoggy
Step-by-step explanation:
For this case we have the following equation:
y = 100 - 8.9x
Where,
x = the number of hours of use
For 11 hours of use we have x = 11.
Substituting:
y = 100 - 8.9 * (11)
y = 2.1%
Answer:
the best prediction of the percent of remaining power for a battery after 11 hours of use is:
y = 2.1%
2X^2 + 4y = 2 * -2^2 + 4 * 3
Your answer is 4.
If this is incorrect, then I am sorry.
No, because the fraction is actually equal to a whole number. So it would be increased.
$21.50 - $4 = $17.50 If you start with $21.50, subtract the $4 entrance fee, you have $17.50 left to spend on rides. To figure out how many rides you can go on, divide $17.50 by $2.50. You can go on 7 rides. Here's the equation:
(21.5-4)/2.5=amount of rides
(21.5-4)/2.5= 7 rides