Answer:
46 2/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Divide 90 by 1.5 because:
Average Distance= distance/time
then 120 by 3 for same reason
then u find each
then add 90 with 120 to get 210 then divide by 4.5 to get 46 2/3
Hello there,
Well we are going to start off with the equation to find the slope based on the given points:
Now using the two given points we are going to plug in and solve:
= 
= 
From this you know that is the slope of the equation. However, to find the y-intercept we are going to use y = mx+ b and plug in one of the points to solve:
(-14) = (-22) + b
(-14) = (-11) + b
-3 = b
That means that the y-intercept is at (0, -3). Lastly, we are just going to plug all this into the slope-intercept form:
y = - 3
Hope I helped,
Amna
X - 7 > 10
x > 10 + 7
x > 17
3x < = 21
x < = 21/3
x < = 7
5a - 2 < 18
5a < 18 + 2
5a < 20
a < 20/5
a < 4
2t + 8 > = -4 (t + 1)
2t + 8 > = -4t - 4
2t + 4t > = -4 - 8
6t > = - 12
t > = -12/6
t > = -2
Answers:
- x = 11
- angle RQS = 106 degrees
- angle SQT = 74 degrees
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Explanation:
Straight angles are always 180 degrees in measure.
The two smaller angles shown add up to 180
(angle RQS) + (angle SQT) = angle RQT
(9x+7) + (6x+8) = 180
(9x+6x) + (7+8) = 180
15x+15 = 180
15x = 180-15
15x = 165
x = 165/15
x = 11
From here, we then know that,
- angle RQS = 9x+7 = 9*11+7 = 99+7 = 106 degrees
- angle SQT = 6x+8 = 6*11+8 = 66+8 = 74 degrees
Note how the two results add to 106+74 = 180 to help confirm the answers.
Answer:
domain (−∞,∞)
range (−∞,∞)
n = 40 and it refers to the fact that after delivering 40 newspapers, there will be no paper left in the bag
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the zero, we equate the linear equation to zero
w = 30 - 3n/4
3n/4 = 30
3n = 120
n = 120/3
n = 40
What this mean in this context is that the the bag becomes empty after he has delivered 40 newspapers or we can say that the maximum number of papers the bag can take is 40
The range refers to the number on the y-axis
Here the range is (−∞,∞)
The domain refers to the x axis values
We have (−∞,∞)
