#1. The number line goes by intervals of 0.2, so if A is equal to 7.28, then it’ll go in between the first line after 7 and the second line after 7. This is similar with B and C. B will go on the second line after 9, and C will go in between the second and third line after 10.
#3. You started out well. You combine your like terms on the sides of the equation to get 8x - 2 = 4x + 6. Then, you’ll subtract 4x to get 4x - 2 = 6. Add 2 to get 4x =8, then divide by 4 to get x = 2. On the other one, combine your terms to get -6 + 5y = 29. Then, add 6 so you have 5y = 35. Divide by 5 to get y = 7.
#4. When you classify a number, you need to classify it as whatever it is in your disgramdiagram, and the larger ones as well. For example, -2 is an integer, so it is also a rational number. 3/4 is a rational number. The square root of 2 over 2 is an irrational number. 292 is a counting, whole, integer, and rational number. -19/3 is a rational number. 6.9696... is an irrational number. (It has the three dots [...] so it’ll go on forever with no pattern.)
I hope this helps! Please tell me if you need any clarification. :)
440 cubits to feet would be 660ft. Have a good day!
Answer:
t = 25.1seconds
Step-by-step explanation:
X(t)= 16cos75°t
Y(t)= 6 + (Vosin75°t - 16t^2)
Converting 78 yards to feet :
1 yard = 3 feet
78feet =?
78×3=234 feet
Y(t)= number of feet above the ground at t seconds
VoCos75° t = 234
t = 234/(VoCos75°)
At this time,4 = y(234/VoCos75°)
4 = 6 + VoSin75°(234/VoCos75) - 16(234/VoCos75°)^2
Vo= 140.66ft/s
Time,t= 234/(140.66× Cos75°)
t = 25.087seconds
t= 25.1 seconds (1 decimal place)
Answer:
E. Deep venous thrombosis
Step-by-step explanation:
According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:
A. Depression
B. Smoking history
C. Severe nausea on combined oral contraceptives
D. Lactation history
E. Deep venous thrombosis
This woman would be a good candidate for the progestin-only pill because of her deep venous thrombosis, as contraindications to estrogen include a history of thromboembolic disease. Other contraindications include women who are lactating, women over 35 who smoke or women that have experienced severe nausea when using combined pills.
I think the answer is option 3.
