You want to find the monthly average over the past 6 months.
July: $78.56
August: $30.21
September: $81.20
October: $79.08
November: $66.18
December: $100.75
Add all of these up
(July) $78.56
(August) $30.21
(September) $81.20
(October) $79.08
(November) $66.18
(December) + $100.75 
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(Total cost) $435.88
There are 6 months you are calculating for, therefore divide the total (combined) cost of 6 months with the total number of months (in this case, 6)
$435.88 (total cost of 6 months) ÷ 6 (months)
The average cost per month of over the past 6 months is $72.66.
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Step-by-step explanation:
7/x=12/14=6/7
x=49/6=8.167
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
The answer to this question will depend on the function f itself. Basically you will find the height in meters above the ground of the bird when it jumped when the time t=0s. This is substsitute every t in the function for a value of zero and that way you will get the bird's height at the time it jumped. If you were given a graph for this function, you can find the y-intercept of the graph and that will be the answer as well. The question could be written like this:
A baby bird jumps from a tree branch and flutters to the ground. The function "
" models the bird's height (in meters) above the ground as a function of time (in seconds) after jumping. What is bird's height above the ground when it jumped.
Answer:
25m
Step-by-step explanation:
Once your function is given, you can substitute t=0 since 0s is the time measured at the moment the bird jumped. So our function will be: 


So the height of the bird above the ground when it jumped is 25m in this particular function.
 
        
             
        
        
        
If the ratio is 5:7 then the each part has a value of:
60/(5+7)=5 so from a total of 60
5:7 becomes 5*5:7*5 which is:
25:35