Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
a₆ = a₇+(6-7)d = -4 -(-5) =1
Answer: Choice A) $0.45
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Explanation:
Plug in d = 0 and you'll have A(d) = 0.45d+180 turn into A(0) = 180. This says that Terry is paid $180 even if he doesnt travel a single mile.
Now plug in d = 1. You should get A(1) = 180.45 as the result.
Subtract the results: 180.45 - 180 = 0.45
He has earned 45 cents or 0.45 dollars for traveling one mile
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A shortcut is to notice that the slope of the line is 0.45
It might help to view A(d) = 0.45d+180 as y = 0.45x+180. We see that the equation is in slope intercept form y = mx+b
m = slope = 0.45 tells us how much additional dollars Terry earns for each additional mile traveled
b = 180 = y intercept = starting amount of money Terry is paid, this amount does not change based on how many miles he travels.
Answer:
Given that a worker earns a 3% increase in her annual salary for each of 5 years, and they plan to continue working in their position for an additional N years, if they continue to earn a 3% increase in their annual salary, to determine what statement could describe the expression that can be used to calculate the total percent increase in their annual salary from the first year to the last year the following calculation should be performed:
1 + 0.03 (interest rate) ^ N (number of years) = final interest rate
1.03 ^ N = Final interest rate
Thus, for example, if it were invested for 5 years, the equation would operate as follows:
1.03 ^ 5 = X
1.16 = X
The true statement is -2>-3
Step-by-step explanation:
The given statement included inequality and comparison symbols. The numbers involved are negative integers.
As the number increases its value decreases which means that -1 will be greater than -2 and so on
Given statement will be discussed one by one
-2 <-3
-2 comes before -3 so the statement is true as -2 will be greater than -3.
-2>-3
The statement is true because -2 is greater than -3
The true statement is -2>-3
Keywords: Comparisons, Inequality
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