Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation: The first answer is c. 7+3w, because the puppy already weighs 7 ounces. Since the puppy didn't end up losing those pounds, then you would add instead of subtract. Since the puppy gains 3 ounces a week, you would multiply the 3 ounces by the number of weeks that pass by. So, if one week passes, the puppy gains three ounces. Add that to the original 7 ounces, then after one week, the puppy weighs 10 ounces.
The second answer would be a. 22 ounces, because if you use the previous formula (x=7+3w), then you would plug 5 in for w. This would give you 7+3(5). 3x5=15 and 15+7=22. therefore, x=22 ounces.
2•(1/4)^(2-1)= 2•(1/4)= 1/2
2•(1/4)^(3-1)= 2• (1/4)^2 = 2•1/16=1/8
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
4/8 = .5 pounds/year
We know that
<span>foci on x-axis-------> is a ellipse with horizontal major axis
the equation is
(x</span>²/a²)+(y²/b²)=1
major axis is th<span>e </span>x<span>-axis with length </span><span>2<span>a
2a=14--------> a=7
</span></span>minor axis is the y<span>-axis with length </span><span>2<span>b
2b=4-----> b=2
the equation is
</span></span>(x²/a²)+(y²/b²)=1------> (x²/7²)+(y²/2²)=1-----> (x²/49)+(y²/4)=1
the answer is(x²/49)+(y²/4)=1
see the attached figure
Answer:
See Below
Step-by-step explanation:
1)√8 √10 √15
2)√3/16 √3/4
3)
0.25 R
0.25 R
0.33 R
4)
23 R
pi IR
√400 R
(√36)/2 R if its √(36/2) then IR
5)
pi
√8
Hope this helped!