90 < [( n + n + 2 + n + 4) / 2] < 105
90 < (3n + 6) / 2 < 105
3n + 6 > 180 and 3n + 6 < 210
n > 58 , n < 68
58 < n < 68 answer
Answer:
£390
Step-by-step explanation:
The ratio of money in bank:
Terry : Faye
3 : 7
Terry put £220 in his account
Faye withdrew £300 from her account
Unknown:
Initial amount Terry had = ?
Solution:
Let the real amount terry has = 3x
Faye will have = 7x
Now;
3x + 220 = 7x -300
Solving this equation:
3x + 220 = 7x -300
3x - 7x = -300 - 220
-4x = - 520
4x = 520
x = 130
Originally, Terry has 3x = 3 x 130 = £390
Let be x the number of rows
there are 1200 seats, and each row has 20seats
so 20x=1200, so x= 60, there are 60 rows in the theater
Answer: B. Jonesville is growing linearly and Smithville is growing exponentially.
Step-by-step explanation:
Linear growth :
- Population grow by a constant amount after each time period.
- The rate of change of dependent variable with respect to independent variable is a constant.
- It is represented by line on graph.
- Equation for linear growth : , c = initial value and m is the rate of change of y with respect to x.
Exponential growth :
- Population grow by a constant ratio .
- It is represented by a curve on graph.
- Equation for exponential growth : , a = initial value and r is rate of growth ( in decimal ) and x is time period.
Given : Jonesville's population grows by 170 people per year.
i.e .Population grow by a constant amount per year.
⇒ Jonesville is growing linearly.
The population of smithville grows by 7% per year.
i.e. Population grow by a constant ratio.
⇒Smithville is growing exponentially.
Hence, the true statement is "B. Jonesville is growing linearly and Smithville is growing exponentially."
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
There are two concepts:
1. Row Echelon Form: There can be more than two <em>row echelon forms</em> of a single matrix, so different sequences of row operations can lead to different <em>row echelon forms</em> of a single matrix.
2. Reduced Row Echelon Form: It's unique for each matrix, so different sequences of row operations always lead to the same <em>reduced row echelon form</em> for the same matrix.