The answer is 246:157.
Step by Step:
Group A:
First, figure out 1/5 of the people in group A. ( 615/5 = 123 )
Find 2/5 ( the amount of people who lost ) ( 123*2 = 246 )
Group B:
They received the same amount of fuel cards, so you take 526 - 369 ( 3/5 of the last group, or the winners, which is the amount of cards they received ) = 157.
Factor out P:
p(-3n+5)=½
Divide both sides by -3n+5:
p(-3n+5)^-3n+5
½^-3n+5
p=1^-6n+10
(u/v)(x) =
x^2 - x^4 + x^2
---------------------- = - (1 - x^2 + 1) = - (2 - x^2).
-x^2
I'd suggest you double check to ensure that you've copied down this problem correctly.
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
The distance of a run compared with the number of times around a track.
The question asks for what is most likely to have a constant rate of change. This means that for every x, there is about the same y, as a constant rate of change means that there is a consistent slope, which is the x and y value. In real world terms, it means that you can expect every one value to change however much without changing randomly.
For example, when you buy a pizza, you expect a pizza to get you 8 slices. When you get two, you expect to get 16, 3 gets you 24 slices, and so on. This expectation is based off the constant rate of change, as you get 8 slices for each pizza. The slices would be modeled as y and the pizza would be modeled as x in mathematical terms in this situation.
Because we know that the track's distance doesnt change with every lap, we can expect it to have a constant rate of change. This concept is the same as the pizza as discussed earlier. Every lap would get her a certain amount of miles, and every other lap would increase the same amount.
She will spend 112.8
24 times 4.70 equals 112.8
