Since a pound of sugar increases proportionally to the total cost of sugar bought, then the function can be written as:
c(p) = 0.42p
Where: c(p) = total cost of sugar bought
p = pounds of sugar
c(p) is a function of p, because c(p) depends on p.
First recognize that the unit rate we're finding is gallons per hour, or
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rate for Tank 1 = x gallons per hour = <em>a</em> gallons / <em>b</em> hours
rate for Tank 2 = y gallons per hour = <em>c</em> gallons / <em>d</em> hours
<span>(5+2 i)(4-3i) - (5-2yi)(4-3i)
Factorize out (4 -3i)
(4 -3i)( (5 +2i) - (5 -2yi) )
= </span><span><span>(4 -3i)(5 +2i - 5 + 2yi)</span>
= </span><span><span>(4 -3i)(5 - 5 + 2i + 2yi)</span>
= (4 -3i)(2i + 2yi)
= (4 - 3i)(2 + 2y)i. Let's multiply the first two.
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(4 - 3i)(2 + 2y) = 2*(4 -3i) + 2y*(4 - 3i)
= 8 - 6i + 8y - 6yi
= 8 + 8y - 6i - 6yi
(4 - 3i)(2 + 2y)i = (8 + 8y - 6i - 6yi)i Note: i² = -1
= 8i + 8yi - 6i² - 6yi²
= 8i + 8yi - 6(-1) - 6y(-1)
= 8i + 8yi + 6 + 6y
= 6 + 6y + 8i + 8yi
= (6 + 6y) + (8 + 8y)i In the form a + bi
Answer:
discounted price = original price ( 1 - discount rate)
Step-by-step explanation:
