Answer:
We just add 1.1 and 7.4 to get 8.5 .
Hope this helped!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Substitute the values for a and c into the expression
- 2c + a
= - 2× 
+ 
= - 
+
= - 
+
= - 
+
=
So you already have the formula for calculating the dosage for child with: C = a/(a+12)x 180 ml Not sure why you have double brackets
variables are: a = child's age, so everywhere you have an "a" replace it with the age of child.
Example: 5 year old child
C = 5/(5+12)*180= 5/(17)*180 = 5/3060 = .0016 ml or milligrams
It's always easier to understand a concept by looking at specific examples with pictures, so I suggest looking at the dilation examples below first...before you try to internalize the steps listed below and that explain the general formula for dilating a point with coordinates of (2,4) by a scale factor of <span><span>12</span><span>12</span></span>.
<span><span>1) multiply both coordinates by scale factor<span>(<span><span>2⋅<span>12</span>,4⋅<span>12</span></span><span>2⋅<span>12</span>,4⋅<span>12</span></span></span>)</span></span><span>2)
2. Simplify(1,2)</span><span>3)
3. Graph(if required)<span> </span></span></span>
Answer:
It's not possible to reach a conclusion about who will vote candidate Taylor because this is a random sample and not a population census or experiment.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is impossible to reach a conclusion about the proportion of all likely voters who plan to vote for candidate Taylor because the 1,000 likely voters in the sample represent only a small fraction of all likely voters in a large city.
