<h2><u>Part A</u>: He started with
4 miles. </h2>
<u>Explanation Part A</u>: 51.664 = (x((1.2⁷)-1)) / 0.2
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<u>Part B</u>: The equation is
51.664 = (x(1.2⁷)-1)/0.2</h2>
<u>Explanation</u>: n = 7 and on day 7 he traveled 51.664 so Sn = 51.664.
We get the second part of the equation because each day is increased by 20% so we have r = (1.2x) / x = 1.2
So our top half will be x multiplied by ((1.2)⁷-1) because it's the 7th day and we are increasing by 1.2x - 1.
Our bottom half is 1.2 - 1 which equals 0.2
<h2><u>Part C</u> :
103.83 miles</h2>
<u>Explanation: </u> We now have x which is 4 so we plug x into the equation above and remove the 51.664. We also change the 1.2⁷ to 1.2¹⁰ because it's the 10th day not the 7th.
Our equation now looks like (4(1.2¹⁰)-1) / 0.2 which is equal to 103.83 miles.
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
30( 
x - 2) + 40( 
y - 4)
Multiply each of the terms in the first parenthesis by 30 and multiply each of the terms in the second parenthesis by 40.
= 15x - 60 + 30y - 160
= 15x + 30y - 220 → C
Y=-3x+5
the slope is negative because the line is going down from left to right
the y-intercept is 5 because that’s where the line crosses the y-axis
(700/1200)*100 = 58.33%, rounding to the nearest 10th of à percent we get 60%
The expression 
can be used to find the coordinate of Point B. Option C is correct.
Given that,
Segment AB has point A located at (6, 5). If the distance from A to B is 5 units, which of the following could be used to calculate the coordinates for point B is to be determined.
<h3>What is the equation?</h3>
The equation is the relationship between variables and represented as y = ax +c is an example of a polynomial equation.
Let the coordinates of B be (x, y)
Now the distance between A (6, 5) and B (x, y) is c = 5 units
So, by the distance formula, the distance between two points is given as,
now put the value in the formula.
Thus, expression can be used to find the coordinate of Point B. Option C is correct.
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