Keywords:
<em>Medium sodas, buy, dollars, divide
</em>
For this case we must find the amount of medium sodas that Natalie's group can buy, taking into account that they have 20 dollars and that each medium soda costs 1.25 dollars. To solve, we must divide:
Let "x" be the number of medium sodas you can buy, then:
So, Natalie's group can buy 16 medium sodas with 20 dollars
Answer:
16 medium sodas
9514 1404 393
Answer:
∠KXN and ∠QXT
Step-by-step explanation:
The measure of each angle is the difference of the scale values that the rays intercept. (The same scale needs to be used for each ray.) Of course, complementary angles have a sum of 90°.
Here, we'll refer to angle aXb as "ab".
NP = 95 -35 = 60
PQ = 35 -20 = 15 . . . not complementary to NP
__
KN = 165 -95 = 70
QT = 20 -0 = 20 . . . complementary to KN ⇒ your answer
__
JK = 180 -165 = 15
PQ = 35 -20 = 15 . . . not complementary to JK
__
JK = 15
NK = KN = 70 . . . not complementary to JK
P(t)=500(1+4t/(50+t^2 ))
P'(t) = 500 [(50+t^2).4 - 4t.2t]/(50+t^2)^2
by the quotient rule
500 (-4t^2 + 200)/(t^2 + 50)^2
Hence
P'(2) = 500 . (-16 + 200)/54^2 ~= 31.6
Answer:
the answer is 9x^3 - 6x^2 + 3x
Step-by-step explanation:
take each number with variable and divided by 3x