Hello there.
<span>Solve this equation
3/4(2x+5=14
First, S</span><span>implify both sides
Next, </span><span>Subtract 15 over 4 from both sides.
Then, </span><span>Multiply both sides by 2 over 3
Final Answer: </span>x=41/6
Answer: 3053.6 in^3
To find the volume of a sphere, you first must identify the formula: (4/3)pi(r)^3
You’re given the radius 9 inches
And you’re also given the pi approximation 3.14.
With that in mind, we can plug those variables in the formula to get:
(4/3)(3.14)(9in)^3 = 3053.63 in^3
And rounded to the tenths place:
3053.6 in^3
Answer:
F(-7,3) -> F'(-7,-3)
G(2,6) -> G'(2,-6)
H(3,5) ->H'(3,-5)
Step-by-step explanation:
If you are taking point (a,b) and reflecting it across the x-axis (the horizontal axis), your x value is going to stay the same because you want the point on the same vertical line as (a,b). The y-coordinate is going to be opposite because you want a reflection and the opposite of b will this give you the same distance from the x-axis as b.
So the transformation is this: (a,b) -> (a,-b).
All this means is leave x the same and take the opposite of y.
F(-7,3) -> F'(-7,-3)
G(2,6) -> G'(2,-6)
H(3,5) ->H'(3,-5)
You would add them all together and then divide the answer by how many numbers are there in this case there are 6 so you would all all 6 numbers then divide by 6
So all the numbers added together is 12 so then divide 12 and 6
the mean would be 6
Answer:


291.25 talk minutes would produce the same cost for both plans.
Step-by-step explanation:
Both plans can be modeled by a first order equation in the following format:

In which
is the initial cost, f is the fee that is paid for each minute, and t is the number of minutes.
Cost of the first plan:
The problem states that the first plan charges a rate of 24 cents per minute, which means that
.There is no initial cost, so
.
The equation for this plan is:

Cost of the second plan:
The problem states that the second plan charges a monthly fee of $34.95 plus 12 cents per minute. So
and 
The equation for this plan is:

Find the number of talk minutes that would produce the same cost for both plan:
This is the instant t in which:





291.25 talk minutes would produce the same cost for both plans.