Answer:
1 and 2/5 yards wastes only 1/15 a yard
Step-by-step explanation:
1 and 1/6 yards would make a waste of 1 and 1/6 yards since you can't make a ribbon out of it. (incorrect)
1 and 2/10 yards would make a waste of 1 and 1/5 yards since you can't make a ribbon out of it. (incorrect)
1 and 2/5 yards
Wastes 1/15 a yard.
1 and 1/2 yards
It wastes 1/6 a yard.
2 yards
It wastes 4/6 a yard.
For this problem you are going to need to know the point-slope equation which is:
y-y₁=m(x-x₁)
Now, m=slope and the x and y values are given to us already, so now we just plug our variables into the formula.
It should look like this:
Since all they are asking for is for you to put it into a formula this will be your answer.
The 0.25 is the rate of change per each time. the 10 is what it started it
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Bonnie deposits $70.00 into a new savings account.
The account earns 45% simple interest per year.
She neither added or removed from the savings account for 3 years.
We know that,
here,
i = interest,
P = principal = $70,
r = rate of interest = 45%,
t = time = 3 years,
Putting the values,
So the total amount will be,
