Answer:
The 2nd choice ( the one that starts with square root of 5 )
Step-by-step explanation:
I turned all of the choices into decimals so they had the same playing field then I put them from least to greatest and I got square root of five, 5/2, 2.717171717171, 2 and 3/4.
Answer:
Paul will have no more than $ 450 in next 8 weeks.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the information given on statement, we know that Paul saves all of his earnings weekly. Then, the money save is equal to the sum of initial amount (
), measured in monetary units, and week earning (
), measured in monetary units, multiplied by a number of weeks (
), dimensionless:
(1)
Now we clear the number of weeks within the formula:
If we know that 
, 
and 
, then the number of weeks is:
Paul will have no more than $ 450 in next 8 weeks.
Answer:
16.
How to find... ↓
The small triangle is 1/3 size of the big triangle.
If this is the case, find the LCF here, 4, and multiply each angle's value by the least common factor, 4.
3 x 4 (bottom) = 12
5 x 4 (right side) = 20
4 x 4 (left side <em>the missing side) </em>= 16
Therefore,
The missing side value, <em>x</em>, is 16.
Answer:
- The square root and quadratic function share a y-intercept.
- The range of the square root and absolute value function are the same.
Step-by-step explanation:
Y-intercepts are the same when the curves meet the y-axis at the same point. That is true of the root and quadratic functions.
X-intercepts are the same when the curves meet the x-axis at the same point. None of these functions share an x-intercept.
The ranges of the functions are the same when they have the same vertical extent. The range of the quadratic is different from the range of the other two functions.
The absolute value and root functions have the same minimum (lower end of their range). That is the same as the maximum of the quadratic function.
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The statements that match the graphs are ...
- The square root and quadratic function share a y-intercept.
- The range of the square root and absolute value function are the same.
