Answer:
1-2. Analogy is different from simile and metaphor because it is a _____ rather than a _____.
3-4. Generally, analogies are clustered into two types. These are the analogies that identify _____ and analogies that identify _____.
5-6. In writing, analogy can make an ____ concept more _____ by providing a more detailed description or explanation.
7-8._______ work by describing or explaining one thing by examining its _____ with other thing
9-10. Analogy as a literary technique compares to _____ objects in terms of their_____ qualities.
OPTIONS:
Shared abstraction, abstract, concrete, figure of speech, similarities, shared, simile, analogies, rhetorical device, identical relationships, unrelated.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: y = -0.2(x - 2.25)² + 1.6125
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Three hundred six thousandths . . . in word form
Answer:
A = 76.85
B =65.28
Step-by-step explanation:
(30/100)A = 10 + (20/100)B
0.3A - 0.2B = 10 ...... equation (i)
(30/100)B + 35 = (20/100)A
0.2A - 0.3B = 35 ........ equation (ii)
From equation (i)
0.3A = 10 - 0.2B
A = (10 - 0.2b) / 0.3
A = 33.33 - 0.67B ........equation (iii)
Put equation (iii) into equation (ii)
0.2(33.33 - 0.67B) - 0.3B = 35
6.67 - 0.134B - 0.3B = 35
0.434B = 35 - 6.67
B = 28.33 / 0.434
B = 65. 275 = 65.28
Put B = 65.28 into equation (i)
0.3A - 0.2B = 10
0.3A - 0.2(65.28) = 10
0.3A - 13.056 = 10
0.3A = 10 + 13.056
A = 23.056/ 0.3
A = 76.85
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given
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Determine the equilibrium solutions
We have:


To solve this, we first equate
and
to 0.
So, we have:


Factor out R in 

Split
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Factor out W in 

Split
or 
Solve for R


Make R the subject


When
, we have:




Collect like terms

Solve for W




When
, we have:



Collect like terms

Solve for R


So, we have:

When
, we have:





So, we have:

Hence, the points of equilibrium are:
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