10 lbs of apples will cost $55
How? Well...
First, you would need to find the unit rate, which is 5.5
You find the unit rate by simply dividing 33 by 6. Next, after you found your unit rate, you're going to multiply that by 10. We now know that 10 x 5.5= 55. Therefore, you will need $55 for 10 lbs of apples.
(90*.06)(this is the percentage converted to a decimal) this should equal the amount of tax that Ben will pay.
So the answer would be
90*6%
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
account balance on compound interest = principal amount (1+rate/100)^time
here there are t years so toat months are 12t and ad interest is after each 4 months so time is 12t/4 =3t
now total balance = 3545(1.045)^3t
here 3545 is principal amount , rate is( 1.045-1)×100 =4.5% per 4 months and 3t is time so clearly 3t or 3 is a growth factor hence option A
Graph those points given, in a cartesian plane grid,
that is, an x,y axis grid
and try to make a straight line from the leftmost, to
the rightmost, they don't really line up as a straight
line, so... try to draw a line that will cover "most of
the points", there will be a couple or so "outliers",
the line that "covers most of the points" is so-called
"best-fit" line, so, using that line, try to get what
"y" is, when x = 3
So first we factor
9-t^2=difference of 2 perfect squares
a^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b)
3^2-t^2=(3-t)(3+t)
t^2+t-12
factor by finding what 2 number add to get 1 and multiply to get -12
the numbers are -3 and 4
(t-3)(t+4)
[(3-t)(3+t)]/[(t-3)(t+4)] we can't factor out any further
if it was t^2-9 then we could go further but since it isn't this is the factored form
(<u><em>if</em></u> it was t^-9 then the answer would be (t+3)/(t+4))
