Answer:
percentage change in weight ≈ 10%
Step-by-step explanation:
The dog weighed 48 kg after a diet and after an exercise program the dog had a weight of 43 kg. This means the dog loss weight since the dog weight decreased from an initial value of 48 kg to 43 kg. The decrease in weight can be calculate as
decrease in weight = original weight - new weight
original weight = 48 kg
new weight = 43 kg
decrease in weight = 48 - 43 = 5 kg
Since the weight decrease their will be a percentage decrease in weight.
% decrease = decrease in weight/original weight × 100
% decrease = 5/48 × 100
% decrease = 500/48
% decrease = 10. 42666666667
percentage change in weight ≈ 10%
The easiest terms to check are the first (8x)(2x²) = 16x³ and the last (-5)(-6) = 30. This check eliminates the first choice. The remaining choices differ only in the sign and coefficient of the squared term, so that is the one we need to find.
The squared term will be the sum of the products of factors whose degrees total 2:
(8x)(-5x) + (-5)(2x²) = -40x² -10x² = -50x²
The appropriate choice is
16x³ -50x² -23x +30
Answer:
Below in bold.
Step-by-step explanation:
2x + 18 + 3x + 12 = 180 (property of a cyclic quadrilateral).
5x = 180 - 18 -12
5x = 150
x = 30
So m < A = 2(30)+18
= 78 degrees.
Dang I was hoping that it was going to be a fat stack of $100 bills anyways this is not a question it’s more of a statement
