What is the last number of pi?
2 answers:
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It is often more convenient to evaluate a polynomial when it is written is "Horner form."
... f(x) = (((10x -4)x -8)x +3)x -6
The graphs offered can be distinguished by their values of f(1) and f(2), so our table can be a short one.
... f(1) = (((10·1 -4)1 -8)1 +3)1 -6 = -5 . . . . . . . eliminates graph d
... f(2) = (((10·2 -4)2 -8)2 +3)2 -6 = 96 . . . . eliminates graphs a and c
The appropriate choice is b.
<h2>QUESTION</h2>
What is 33% of 400?
<h2>ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</h2>To find the percent of a number, you have to change the percent into a decimal or a fraction and multiply by the number.
<h3>DECIMAL</h3>To change a percent into a decimal, remove the percent sign and move the decimal point 2 places to the left.
Now that you have your decimal, multiply by 400:
ANSWER = 132
<h3>FRACTION</h3>To change a percent into a fraction, make the percent number as the numerator(top number) and 100 as the denominator(bottom number) since fractions are out of 100.
Now that you have your fraction, multiply by 400:
ANSWER = 132
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