Answer:
1. (2+2)/(-3+4)= 4/1= 4
y + 2 = 4(x + 4)
y + 2 = 4x + 16
y = 4x + 14 y-intercept:(0,14)
2. (0+5)/(-1+2)= 5/1= 5
y + 5 = 5(x + 1)
y + 5 = 5x + 5
y = 5x
y-intercept (0,0)
3. (-1+1)/(-5-3)= 0/-8= 0
y + 1 = 0(x - 3)
y + 1 = 0
y= -1
15.80 * 1.05 should give you the answer
A method to solve it would be would be:
First converting 5% to a decimal then multiplying that by 15.80 in order the find 5 percent of 15.80...Afterwards you have to add that value to the original 15.80 ..And you should end up with the same answer.
Answer: (C) the 2633 viewers who phoned in.
Step-by-step explanation:
In statistics , a sample is a countable subset of a large population that represents the entire population.
Given : A television station is interested in predicting whether or not voters are in favor of an increase in the state sales tax.
It asks its viewers to phone in and indicate whether they support or are opposed to an increase in the state sales tax in order to generate additional revenue for education.
Of the 2633 viewers who phone in, 1474 (55.98%) are opposed to the increase.
i.e. 1474 out of 2633 viewers opposed to the increase.
Clearly , 2633 viewers are representing the entire population of viewers.
Hence, the sample obtained is the 2633 viewers who phoned in.
Answer: 12
Step-by-step explanation:
Solve for c
ANSWER: 32 five-dollar bills
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EXPLANATION:
Let x be number of $5 bills
Let y be number of $10 bills
Since we have total of 38 bills, we must have the sum of x and y be 38
x + y = 38 (I)
Since the total amount deposited is $220, we must have the sum of 5x and 10y be 220 (x and y are just the "number of" their respective bills, so we multiply them by their value to get the total value):
5x + 10y = 220 (II)
System of equations:
Divide both sides of equation (II) by 5 so our numbers become smaller
Rearrange (I) to solve for y so that we can substitute into (II)
Substituting this into equation (II) for the y:
We have 32 five-dollar bills
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If we want to finish off the question, use y = 38 - x to figure out number of $10 bills
32 five-dollar bills and 6 ten-dollar bills
