Hi there!
We can evaluate using the power rule and trig rules:
Therefore:
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Evaluate:
I believe $1, two of the friends left, if it's not the correct answer I'm sorry.
Answer:
She answered 76 percent of the question correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
Convert fraction (ratio) 23 / 30 Answer: 76.6%
Answer:
a) Linear function
b) Linear function
c) Exponential function
d) Exponential function
Step-by-step explanation:
a) The number of hours in a day increases constantly with 60 minute intervals
b) Constant speed = same distance traveled per given time - so it's linear
c) If a population doubles every y years, it means that the population is being raised exponentially - not at a constant rate, but more each year
d) Same as c
1.67x[10^(-20)] 1.67x[10^(-24+28)]
--------------------- = -------------------------- =
9.11x[10^(-28)] 9.11
.183315(10^4)=1833.15
The proton mass is about 1833 times an electron mass
Hope this helps!
