Answer:
310 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
She drove 45 miles less the first day so simply subtract 45 from the amount of miles she drove on day two (355).
X=(355-45)
Answer: option C is the correct answer
Step-by-step explanation:
The y-intercept of the function is the point on the y or vertical axis at which the straight line cuts through it. The value on the y axis is read off as the y-intercept .
The equation of a straight line is modelled using the slope - intercept equation of
y = mx + c
Where m is the slope( change in value of y/ change in value of x.
c = the y-intercept
Looking at the function given,
f(x)=4 – 5x? Where f(x) is the same as y in our slope intercept equation.
Rearranging the function, it becomes
f(x)= – 5x +4
The intercept is 4
Option C is the correct answer.
She makes 20 observations in all, because there are 5 groups with 4 students in each group. 5x4=20
You’re going to divide 1/3 by 1/2.
1/3 divided by 1/2
Now here’s a reciprocal. That’s when you’re dividing 2 fractions and you flip 1 fraction and preform multiplication.
1 2 2
_ times _ = _
3 1 3
and you will get 2/3
Answer:
The area of the shaded figure is:
Step-by-step explanation:
To obtain the area of the shaded figure, first, you must calculate this as a rectangle, with the measurements: wide (4 units), and long (6 units):
- Area of a rectangle = long * wide
- Area of a rectangle = 6 * 4
- Area of a rectangle = 24 units^2
How the figure isn't a rectangle, you must subtract the triangle on the top, so, now we calculate the area of that triangle with measurements: wide (4 units), and height (2 units):
- Area of a triangle =

- Area of a triangle =

- Area of a triangle =

- Area of a triangle = 4 units^2
In the end, you subtract the area of the triangle to the area of the rectangle, to obtain the area of the shaded figure:
- Area of the shaded figure = Area of the rectangle - Area of the triangle
- Area of the shaded figure = 24 units^2 - 4 units^2
- <u>Area of the shaded figure = 20 units^2</u>
I use the name "units" because the exercise doesn't say if they are feet, inches, or another, but you can replace this in case you need it.