Shown below is the graph on the x-y plane.
Your equation has only one variable, so a graph on the number line is appropriate. It would extend outward from ±2, where the points would be indicated by open circles.
The discount was 12 dollars off. You first subtract $530 from $650 & you'll be left with $120 . Then since it was you and 9 friends, that's a total of 10 people. So you divide 120 by 10 . Leaving you with the answer : $12 off which is the discount.
Answer:
$C = 0.30(m) + 15
C is bill cost
m is number of minutes used
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we are asked to write an equation that estimates the bill cost of Maggie’s phone bills.
We proceed as follows;
Now, let’s try and find the base fee.
We can calculate this using her bill for September.
Mathematically;
Bill = (Cost per minute * total minutes) + Base fee
Here, $0.30 per minute for 120 minutes will yield a total of 120 * 0.3 = $36
This means the base fee would be $51-$36 = $15
Now let’s say the bill is $C, and the number of minutes used is m
Mathematically;
$C = 0.30(m) + 15
Answer:
d
Step-by-step explanation:
from usatestprep:
The situation is not an example of uniform probability because freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors do not have equal probabilities of being selected.; Uniform probability → equal probability of being selected
P(freshman) =
8/
26
; P(sophomore) =
7
/
26
; P(junior) =
6
/
26
; P(senior) =
5
/
26
; unequal probabilities → not uniform
Answer:
22 for num 5
Step-by-step explanation:
