Answer:
"Let the smaller value a = <u>10</u> and the larger value b = <u>100</u>. Than a^2 + 2ab + b^2 is <u>10^2 + 2 * 10 * 100 + 100^2</u>. This can be simplified to <u>12100</u>. So, 110^2 is equal to <u>12100</u>."
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Step-by-step explanation:
the probability is always the number of desired cases over the number of all possible cases.
in our situation we have 15 cards.
that is the total possible cases when a random card is chosen.
how many desired cases do we have ?
a number NOT a multiple of 5.
how many are there ?
it is easier to say how many numbers there are being a multiple of 5 : 5, 10, 15
so, 3 numbers out of the 15 are multiple of 5.
that means
15 - 3 = 12 numbers of the 15 are NOT multiples of 5.
so, the probability to draw a card that is not a multiple of 5 is
12/15 = 4/5 = 0.8
the information about event B and even numbers is irrelevant for the question.
The given formula is f(x) = 20(1.2)^x
The formula is the starting amount multiplied by 1 + the percentage raised to the number of weeks.
A) the percent increase is 20% ( 1.2 in the formula is 1 +20% as a decimal)
B) the original amount is $20
C) for 2 weeks, replace x with 2 and solve:
20(1.2)^2
20(1.44) = $28.80
After 2 weeks the coupon is $28.80
D) To solve for the number of weeks (x) set the equation equal to $100:
100 = 20(1.2)^x
Divide both sides by 20:
5 = 1.2^x
Take the natural logarithm of both sides:
ln(5) = ln(1.2^x)
Use the logarithm rule to remove the exponent:
ln(5) = x ln(1.2)
Divide both sides by ln(1.2)
x = ln(5) / ln(1.2)
Divide:
X = 8.83
At 8.83 weeks the coupon would be $100, so after 9 weeks the coupon would be greater than $100
The answer is 9 weeks.
Answer:
20) the answer is -43
21) the answer is 25
22)the answer is -5
Step-by-step explanation:
20) 
n=-7
p=-6
we have:

21) mp-(p-(m-n))
m= -1 n=-6 p=-10
-1*-10-(-10-(-1-(-6)))
10-(-10-(5))
10-(-15)
10+15=25
22) 
m=1 n=5
1- 
1- 2/2 -5
1-1-5 =-5
If Jimmy's new cell cost him $49.99 with a 75% discount, then $49.99 is <span>100%−75%=25%</span><span> of the original price.
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The original price of the cell phone was <span>$199.96</span><span>.</span>