Z is directly proportional to x, that means :
z = k.x, with k is the coefficient of proportionality:
Let calculate k:
When x = 5, z = 55. Plug in:
55 = k.5 → k=55/5 ; k =11
The value of z when = 12 is : z= kx; z = 11(12) and z = 132
Answer:
x = 3 ; y=2
Step-by-step explanation:
to simplify the work we can build a system of two equations
2x+3 = 3y+3
x = y+1
we can now substitute the value of x in the first equation
2(y+1)+3 = 3y+3
2y + 2 + 3 = 3y+3
2y + 5 = 3y+3
y = 2
now we can subisitute the value of y in the first equation
x = 2 + 1 = 3
Verify
2(3)+3 = 6+3 = 9
3(2) + 3 = 6 + 3 = 9
3
2+1 = 3
Answer:
245.84
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The given equation is:

so, we first isolate the exponential form that contains the unknown "z" in the exponent, by dividing both sides by 0.5:

Now we bring the exponent down by applying the natural log function on both sides, and then solve for "z":

Answer:
1. plants
2. together
3. is
4. family
5. talking
6. weeds
7. experience
8. planter
9. on
10. fields
11. too
12. method
13. around
14. react.
Explanation:
The given passage talks about the impact of chemicals on the ecosystem. The speaker narrates how the ecology belongs to plants, animals, and humans, though man seemed intent to destroy it for himself.
The blanks in the given passage are filled with the appropriate words as follows-
Ecology is the study of how <em><u>(1) plants</u></em>, animals, and people live <u><em>(2) together</em></u> and help each other. But man sometimes forgets he <em><u>(3) is</u></em> a part of the <u><em>(4) family</em></u> of all living things. Here is an example. A planter is <u><em>(5) talking</em></u> about killing <u><em>(6) weeds</em></u> on his land. He remembers his first <u><em>(7) experience</em></u> with a weedicide. He was a <u><em>(8) planter</em></u> then, working <u><em>(9) on</em></u> a rubber plantation. He had a problem with weeds. The cost of weeding of the <u><em>(10) fields</em></u> by hand was getting <em><u>(11) too</u></em> high. So he used a new, cheap, and effective <u><em>(12) method</em></u>, good old Sodium Arsenate. He sprayed plenty of this <em><u>(13) around</u></em> to kill the weeds. The first thing to <em><u>(14) react</u></em> were the frogs.