Answer:
log(4) +3 log(x) +7 log(y)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
4 GB
Step-by-step explanation:
Let "g" represent the number of gigabytes of data used. Then the phone bill is computed as ...
bill = 65 + 12g
Aurora's bill is 113, so we can put that value into the equation and solve for g.
113 = 65 + 12g
48 = 12g . . . . . . subtract 65 from both sides of the equation
4 = g . . . . . . . . . divide both sides of the equation by 12
Aurora used 4 gigabytes of data in September.
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You can also use your mathematical reasoning to solve this problem. The total bill consists of two charges: a fixed charge of 65 and a charge that depends on data. If you subtract the fixed charge from the bill, you find that the charge that depends on data is 113-65 = 48.
The data charge is 12 times the number of gigabytes. The data charge on the bill is 48, which is 12 times 4. Then the number of gigabytes is 4.
A) $90
b) 33.34 (round to 34 if you need a solid number)
c) $13.50 an hour
Answer:
y = -6x — 13
Step-by-step explanation:
use y = mx + b equation and plug in what you know.
5 = -6(-3) + b —> solve for b
b = -13 —> plug in what you know into y=mx+b
ANSWER: y = -6x — 13
