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Answer:
- no parts have the same color (0)
- yellow, blue, red
- percentages can be written in several forms: fraction, decimal, for example. The sectors can also be identified by their angle measures.
- see attached
Step-by-step explanation:
1. The seven different sectors have seven different colors. No parts have the same color.
2. The attached table lists the sectors in decreasing order of size. The largest three are yellow, blue, red.
3. Percentages can be written a number of ways. They can be written as decimal numbers, or as fractions. In a pie chart, the sectors can also be given an angle measure.
4. Fraction equivalents of the percentages are shown in the attached.
5. Reduce fraction equivalents of the percentages are shown in the attached.
Another user previously answered this same question and had a good rating, his answer was as follows:
"{-9; -6.5; -5.2}"
Which I suppose would be answer D.
- Hope it helps.
Answer:
The most reasonable unit to measure the 'volume' of a large pot would be:
A: Quarts
Answer:
Their best investment when they retire in 40 years would be option B.
Step-by-step explanation:
Ragai and Carly invest the $1000 received for their wedding for 40 years.
From the diagram,
In option A, the initial investment do not increase at a constant rate yearly.
In option B, the amount invested increase by $75 yearly.
In option C, the yearly increase does not have a steady value.
In option D, the amount invested increases by a n + consecutive odd values yearly. Where n is the increase of the previous year.
Their best investment when they retire in 40 years would be option B because it would yield the highest profit.
