Answer:
A, B, and C are all true.
Step-by-step explanation:
A. 6 is neither a perfect square nor a perfect cube. True
B. 16 is a perfect square. True 
C. 27 is a perfect cube. True 
OD. 1,331 is both a perfect square and a perfect cube. False
E. 9 is a perfect cube. False
Answer:
A. {e, h}
Step-by-step explanation:
In a Venn diagram, the set of elements in any intersection can simply be visualised. The elements contained in the region where the circles representing different sets overlap, are the set of elements of intersection.
In the Venn diagram given, the set of elements contained in the region where the circles representing A and B overlap are {e, h}.
{e, h} is common to both set A and set B.
6= 4(z+9)/y+2
6y +12 =4(z+9)
6y=4(z+9) -12
y=(4(z+9)-12)/6
y=2z+18-6/3
y=2z+12 /3
Answer:
For measuring such small amounts of medicine, your doctor may give you a 1 cc syringe (there is that cubic centimeter thing again - remember, it is the same as a milliliter - ml).
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measurement of medicines.
1/4 teaspoon 1.25 ml
1 teaspoon 5 ml
1-1/2 teaspoon 7.5 ml
1 tablespoon 15 ml
Step-by-step explanation:
Hey there!
When the value of something goes down over time- a house, a car, anything- it's called depreciation.
It would be expressed as exponential decay. This is because the value is going down exponentially as stated in the problem. Additionally, when it decays, the growth factor is less than one, so the value steadily decreases.
Let's rule out our other options:
B) Half-Life. This doesn't work because it's usually used for radioactive decay, which is usually a steady decrease of radioactivity and material that divides by two, hence the word half. For example:
Day 0) Started with 10 grams of plutonium
Day 1) 5 grams
Day 2) 2.5 grams
And so on.
C) Compound Interest. Like simple interest, but compunds usually at a certain point - yearly, monthly, every ten years, and so on. But, this is used for interest, mostly in a bank account or if you have a loan. It doesn't exhibit depreciation, and therefore it's not used to predict car value.
D) Exponential Growth- Exponential growth does not work for one main reason - it grows. That would mean that the value of the car goes up- and unless it's an old and very expensive car, that wouldn't be the case.
Hope this helps!
