Answer:
The amount of money in Enid bank account can be written as a linear equation.
Ye = Xe + $4*m
where Ye is the money that Enid has in her account, m is the number of months that have passed since she opened it, and Xe is the initial deposit.
For Jim, the equation is similar:
Yj = Xj + $3*m
where Yj and Xj are similar as above.
Between May 15 and December 31 of the same year, we have 7 months (where i am counting December because the deposit is made in the first day of the month).
Then we have that:
Ye = $72 = Xe + $4*7 = Xe + $28
Xe = $72 - $28 = $44
So in May 15, Enid deposited $44.
For Jim we have:
Yj = $72 = Xj + $3*7 = Xj + $21
Xj = $72 - $21 = $51
So in May 15, Jim deposited $51.
-x(3+4)
If you distribute it to all the numbers the simplest form would be -3x-4x
Answer:
Jana is expected to win 40 more games over Ty.
Step-by-step explanation:
If Ty plays the game 120 times, he is expected to win in 1/3 part of 120 games, which is ( 1/3 * 120 =) 40 games.
If Jana plays the game 120 times, she is expected to win in 2/3 part of 120 games, which is ( 2/3 * 120 =) 80 games.
If Jana is expected to win 80 times an Ty is expected to 40 times, then Jana is expected to win ( 80 - 40 =) 40 more games over Ty.
Answer:
positive
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the acronym ASTC (all students take calculus), this means that if sin and tan are negative, they must be in the fourth quadrant, which means that cos is positive.
ASTC is an acronym to help students remember which of the three basic trigonometric functions are positive in which quadrants.
A: all
S: sin
T: tan
C: cos
It starts from the first quadrant: all the sin, tan, cos are positive in the first quadrant, only sin is positive in the second quadrant, only tan is positive in the third quadrant, only cos is positive in the fourth quadrant.
