Answer:
The answer would be he sold 11 packs of baseball cards at $0.75 each.
Step-by-step explanation:
11 packs of cards at 75 cents each.
Answer: Option C
Step-by-step explanation:
If the graph of the function
represents the transformations made to the graph of
then, by definition:
If
the graph moves vertically upwards.
If
the graph moves vertically down
In this problem we have the function
and our parent function is 
therefore it is true that
Therefore the graph of
is moves vertically upwards by a factor of 5 units.
The answer is the Option C: "The graph of g(x) is the graph of f(x) shifted up 5 units"
Answer:
Option A earns higher interest($84115.58)
the difference in interest between the two option is $197.9
Step-by-step explanation:
In the problem we are going to apply both the simple interest formula and compound interest formula and compare which has the best/higher returns
Given data
Principal P= $43,000
Rate r= 6%= 0.06
time t= 3years
n= 4 (applicable for compound interest compounded quarterly)
solving for option A gives her 6% compounded quarterly
the compound interest formula is


Interest is
=$8411.58
solving for option B which gives her 6% simple interest annually
the simple interest formula is

Interest is
= $8213.68
calculating the diference in interest between the two options we have
= $197.9
Option A earns higher interest
Given:
m∠APD = (7x + 1)°
m∠DPC = 90°
m∠CPB = (9x - 7)°
To find:
The measure of arc ACD.
Solution:
<em>Sum of the adjacent angles in a straight line = 180°</em>
m∠APD + m∠DPC + m∠CPB = 180°
7x° + 1° + 90° + 9x° - 7° = 180°
16x° + 84° = 180°
Subtract 84° from both sides.
16x° + 84° - 84° = 180° - 84°
16x° = 96°
Divide by 16° on both sides.
x = 6
m∠APB = 180°
m∠BPD = (9x - 7)° + 90°
= (9(6) - 7)° + 90°
= 47° + 90°
m∠BPD = 137°
m∠APD = m∠APB + m∠BPD
= 180° + 137°
= 317°
<em>The measure of the central angle is congruent to the measure of the intercepted arc.</em>
m(ar ACD) = m∠APD
m(ar ACD) = 317°
The arc measure of ACD is 317°.
(5)(6)(8) = 240
240 blocks in one box.
(240)(3) = 720
720 blocks in three boxes