We cannot get further information about the dimensions of the piece since the number of variables is greater than the number of equations.
<h3>What are the dimensions of a rectangular piece of metal?</h3>
By geometry we know that the area of the piece of metal is equal to the product of its length and width, then we must find two <em>real</em> numbers such that:
l · w = 27.75, where l, w > 0.
Unfortunately, we cannot get further information about the dimensions of the piece since the number of variables is greater than the number of equations. We need at least one equation to find an <em>unique</em> solution.
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Answer:
Graph 1
Domain = -8 =< x =< 10
Range = -9 =< f(x) =< 9
Graph 2
Domain = -1 =< x =< 5
Range = -1 =< f(x) =< 2
Explaination:
Domain means the inputed x values on the x-axis, so to make things simpler and to not write every individual x values. We write it with <, >, and =<. (you can see it as the 'width' of a graph).
Range means the output y values on the y-axis. It's like the 'height' of a graph. And also, to make things simpler and to not write every individual y values. We write it with <, >, and =< with f(x) too because f(x) = y.
Note: This is a perfect application for equations of ratios.
50 40
------- = ------- and so 50x = 1200, or 5x = 120, or x = 24 (miles).
30 x
Answer:
I'm pretty sure it's B.20%
