If a coral reef grows at a steady rate every week, then to find how much it grows in 12 weeks, we need to multiply the growth rate by 12 weeks. Also, since we want our answer in centimeters, we can change the growth rate to centimeters. 0.15m = 15cm
15cm * 12 = 180cm
The coral reef will grow 180cm in 12 weeks.
Answer: C= -10
Step-by-step explanation: First step: simplify both sides of the equation
3c−2(c+10)=7c−5(c+2)
3c+(−2)(c)+(−2)(10)=7c+(−5)(c)+(−5)(2) (Distribute)
3c+−2c+−20=7c+−5c+−10
(3c+−2c)+(−20)=(7c+−5c)+(−10) (Combine Like Terms)
c + -20 = 2c - 10
c - 20 = 2c - 10
Step 2: Subtract 2c from both sides
c - 20 - 2c = 2c -10 - 2c
−c−20=−10
Step 3: Add 20 to both sides
−c−20+20=−10+20
−c=10
Step 4: Divide both sides by -1
-c/-1 = 10/-1
C=-10
The parent linear function is y = x
A reflection in the x-axis is denoted by - f(x), so the answer is false
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