Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We do FOIL to solve this
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
Richard gets 7 more sweets than Gavin which would probably make Richard have the most so in total he should have around 8 whilst Gavin has 1 so right now we have 4:1:?. Basing off the fact that Richard would have the most sweets Henry would have to have 6 sweets to be able to divide half of it for 3. 4:1:3
Answer:
7. $8123.79
8. 0.012 g
Step-by-step explanation:
It often pays to follow directions. The attachment shows the use of a TI-84 graphing calculator to find the answers.
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You will notice that the answer to problem 8 does not agree with any of the offered choices. The time period of 22.8 years is 12 times the half-life of the substance, so there will be (1/2)^12 = 1/4096 of the original amount remaining. The time periods corresponding to the amounts shown range from 1.37 years to 16.4 years.
For half-life problems, I find it convenient to use the decay factor (0.5^(1/half-life)) directly, rather than convert it to e^-k. If you do convert it to the form ...
e^(-kt)
the value of k is (ln(2)/half-life), about 0.3648143056.
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For multiple choice problems where the choices make no sense, I like to suggest you ask your teacher to show you how to work the problem. (Alternatively, use the "Report this question" or "Ask a tutor" button sometimes provided.)
Answer:
Any number bigger than 2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
btw, I didn't see the options but here's the explanation
When you multiply by a part of a whole, a fraction, you are getting smaller. When you multiply by a number bigger than one, your product gets bigger. So, any number bigger than 2/3 works just fine
Step-by-step explanation:

in 2nd exp. this is because by using the formula of a2-b2