If the cost increases $0.90 every three years , then the cost increases $0.30 per year. the slope will be 0.3/1 or just 0.3
Summaation of a sequence
or see a smaller scale
from 1 to 10
notice
1+10=11
2+9=11
etc
5+6=11
10/2=5
there are 5 pairs
5*11=55
so
1 to 100
1+100=101
2+99=101
...
50+51=101
100/2=50
there ar 50 pairs
50 times 101=5050
the sum is 5050
A whole number is always written as itself over one.
45/1
Answer: 45/1
Answer:
The reasonable measurement in question 1 is D - the distance from New York to California is 2,250 miles. The best unit of measurement for the length of the distance of your textbook is A - inch.
Step-by-step explanation:
The United States uses the Imperial System of measurement which uses things such as inches, feet, yards and miles. In order to understand reasonable measurements, you need to first realize the order in which size would be determined. For instance, 12 inches is equal to one foot, which can be found on your typical ruler. Additionally, three feet is equal to one yard, which we can find on a yard stick. Lastly, there are 1,760 yards in one mile, which is typically measured with some time of pedometer/odometer. So, when you think about calculating measurement for common things such as a pencil or distance between cities, think about whether this distance could be measured using a ruler or perhaps the odometer on a car.
Answer:
48°
Step-by-step explanation:
Not sure if you've learner this yet, but the two angles shown are called alternate exterior angles. To make it a little bit easier, 48° has to be the answer since it's the only other angle shown. But to explain it more..
There's corresponding and vertical angles which can be used to solve this equation. There are four spots that would equal 48°, including "b". Corresponding angles are in the same spot, but different sections. There's also vertical angles, which are right across from each other. If you apply vertical and corresponding angles b will be 48°.
Please let me know if you don't really understand what I attempted to explain. If you haven't gone into depths about what I talked about, just think about the first paragraph/section.
