A:
An independent variable could be how long she works. (Well it's not really independent I guess... Sorta depends.)
A dependent variable could be how much money she makes, depending on how long she works.
B:
Umm, like:
(1, 7)
If 1 was how many hours she worked and $7 is how much money she made, and therefore x would be how many hours she worked and y would be how much total money she made.
(2, 14)
(3, 21)
C: An equation would be 7x = y.
Answer:
x = -5, y= 7. You can check this yourself by plugging in the numbers.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
y =-2 x=0
Step-by-step explanation:
put any number on x to find y
Step-by-step explanation:
£480 = 120% (after adding the 20% VAT).
we want to know how much 100% is.
he do we get from 120% to 100% ?
first the formal long way
£480 = 120%
1% = 120%/120 = 480/120 = £4
100% = 1% × 100 = 4×100 = £400
once you understand this mechanism, you can apply the direct shortcut :
£480 / 1.2 = £400
as a multiplication with 100/120 is the same as a division by 120/100, which is 1.2.
and what we did at the beginning in long form was nothing else than
£480 × 100/120 = 480 × 10/12 = 480 × 5/6 = £400
