Answer:
Option c is right.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given is a parabola y =x^2
From that transformation is done to get parabola as
y =(0.2x)^2
We find that instead of x here we use 0.2x
i.e. New x = 5 times old x
Hence there is a horizontal expansion of scale factor 5.
We can check with any point also
When y =4, x=2 in the parent graph
But when y =4 , we have x = 10 in the new graph
i.e. there is a horizontal expansion of scale factor 5.
<u>Answer:</u>
$1972
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
We are given that Rebecca will earn $7.25 per hour for her job and she is promised to have 34 hour workdays per week.
We are to find the minimum amount of money she will gross in eight weeks.
Number of hours of work in 8 weeks = 
= 272 hours
Minimum amount of money she will earn in 8 weeks = 
= $1972
Answer:
7.3 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
The information given represents a right angle triangle with the following:
reference angle = 52°
Adjacent side length = 5.7 ft.
Opposite side length = height of the statue = h
Applying the trigonometric ratio formula, we would have:
Multiply both sides by 5.7
(nearest tenth)
Answer: Choice C and Choice D
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Explanation:
- Choice A doesn't work because it the $1 should be $7 instead.
- Choice B doesn't work because it should be Elena spending $7 total on 3 notebooks and a $1 pen. The x is the amount per notebook.
- Choice C does work. If x is the number of grapes Noah gives each friend, then 3x is the total amount Noah gives over. Then 3x+1 is the number of grapes total. That +1 at the end is the grape Noah eats. We end up with 3x+1 = 7 because Noah starts off with 7 grapes.
- Choice D works also. The x is the number of hours for math, science and history each. So 3x is the combined time of those three classes. Add on 1 to get 3x+1 to represent all 7 hours, ie 3x+1 = 7.
- Choice E does not work. If it was her spending $7 on 3 markers and a $1 pen, then it would work.
<span>Answer:
21 document= 1 error
120 document= 1 hour
in three and a half hours= 21 mistakes</span>
