To answer this, I set up a system of equations for each sentence mentioned (B=3A for Betty, A - 390 for Ann, and B = (A - 390) + 1330 to show the relationship between Betty and Charles's amounts. The way to answer this is to replace the B with the 3A that represents Betty's amount. This creates 3A= (A-390) + 1330. By having only one variable you can then solve the equation to find Ann's amount. If you know Ann's amount, you can figure out Charles' amount. To solve the equation add 1330 and -390 which is the same as subtracting 390 from 1330. This leaves you with 3A= A + 940. Subtract 1A from both sides, to leave you with 2A = 940. Solve for a by dividing both sides by 2. This leaves you with A= 470. Take this value of a and substitute it in to Charles's equation which is C = A - 390. 470 - 390 equals 80. This is Charles' amount saved.
Answer:
By an online search, i found that the options are:
Option A. A(10)
Option B. A(11)-A(9)
Option C. A(10)/10
Option D. A’(10)
Let´s start by defining the concept of a derivative.
When we have a function f(x), the derivative, f´(x), is a measure of the rate of change of f(x) with respect to the variable x.
Then if A(t) represents the area covered by the oil, A´(t) is the rate of change of this area as a function of t.
Particularly, A´(10), will be the rate of change at t = 10.
Then the correct option is: Option D. A´(10)
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Step-by-step explanation:
You can say: At your birthday party, you have 7 friends who were there with you. There are 40 cookies to be shared with all of you, and you want it to be split equally. How many cookies does each person get?
[6(5+14)-12]/2/3= 17
[6(19)-12]/2/3=17
[114-12]/2/3=17
[102]/2/3=17
51/3=17
The answer to the problem you proposed is 17
Yes!!! i’m pretty sure.. your welcome:)
