The three answers you have are correct. The last fourth answer is coincidentally "angle 4". If another number other than '4' was in the diagram, then you would label it as angle X (replace X with that number in question).
note: you can say "angle 4" or you can use the angle markers as you have been doing. It's probably best to stay consistent.
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Answer:
y = 9x
Step-by-step explanation:
We notice that each y-value is a multiple of 9, and the multiple is x.
y = 9x
Each student gets 25/100 of a piece of the poster board.
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Answer:
g(x)=3^x-4, this one is exponential so it would have the greatest rate of change as x approaches infinity. The first one is a line and the third one is a parabola.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
the original amount was 62
Step-by-step explanation:
You can use the part over whole formula like this:

why?
because we know that 10% = 10/100, we can easily find out the answer by cross multiplying
? * 10 (let's use x, instead of ?)
=10x
6.2 * 100
= 620
Now we have an equation that looks like this: 10x = 620
By using the inverse operation tool (dividing each side by 10 to isolate x) we have:
x (or ?) = 62