You have to formulate equations for this problem.
Let S = Science score
M = Math score
C =
Chemistry score
To illustrate the given:
0.9S = 0.75M
0.9S = 0.8C
You are given that Karen’s Math score is 96 marks. You have
to substitute the Math score to the first equation.
0.9S = 0.75(96)
0.9S = 72
S = 80
Therefore, Karen’s Science score is 80. Now, you have to
substitute the Science score to the second equation.
0.9(80) = 0.8C
0.8C = 72
C = 90
So, Karen’s Chemistry score is 90.
Therefore, the total score of the 3 subjects is 266 (96 + 80
+ 90).
Answer:
The answer is 170
Step-by-step explanation:
Because 8 + 9 = 17, if we multiply all of these values by ten or add a zero to the end of each number, we should get
80 + 90 = 170
Line 1 and line 4 are parallel
Step-by-step explanation:
Two lines are said to be parallel if they have same slope.
In order to compare the lines given, we have to write them all in the same form, and then compare their slopes.
Line 1:

Applying distributive property,

Line 2:

Line 3:

Applying distributive property,

Line 4:

re-arranging,

Now we have rewritten all the lines in the form
, where m is the slope. By comparing the values of m, we see:

Therefore, the lines which are parallel are line 1 and line 4.
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Answer:
Please check the explanation and attached graph.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the parent function
y = |x|
In order to translate the absolute function y = |x| vertically, we can use the function
g(x) = f(x) + h
when h > 0, the graph of g(x) translated h units up.
Given that the image function
y=|x|+4
It is clear that h = 4. Since 4 > 0, thus the graph y=|x|+4 translated '4' units up.
The graph of both parent and translated function is attache below.
In the graph,
The blue line represents the parent function y=|x|.
The red line represents the image function y=|x| + 4.
It is clear from the graph that the y=|x| + 4 translated '4' units up.
Please check the attached graph.