Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If we let x be the amount of live bait and y be the amount of natural bait, Then we can come up with the following inequalities;
We are told that John would like to get at least 3 pounds of live bait. At least 3 means 3 or more. Since x represents the amount of live bait, we have;
Moreover,we are informed that;
The store sells live bait for $12 a pound and natural bait for $7 a pound. x pounds of live bait would cost 12x while y pounds of natural bait would cost 7y. The total cost would thus be;
12x + 7y
but John only has a budget of $63. This implies that he can spend $63 at most, thus;
Finally we can have our last inequality as;
Answer:
1296
Step-by-step explanation:
(1/6)^-4
6^4/1
1296/1
1296
Y - y1 = m (x + x1)
Solve for m by subtracting the y's and dividing them by the difference of the 2 x's.
-32 - 1 = -33
-8 - 3 = -11
Divide the two to get 3.
Use the first point (as instructed) and plug it into the equation.
y - (-32) = 3 (x - (-8))
y + [32] = [3] (x + [5])
The brackets are the fill in the blanks.
Answer:
B and C are both correct
Step-by-step explanation:
18/6 = 3
h¹⁰/h¹² = h⁽¹⁰⁻¹²⁾ = h⁻² = 1/h²
the a⁻⁴ term remains unchanged and = 1/a⁴
3a⁻⁴h⁻² =