Answer:
"The quotient of the opposite of a number squared and 3"
Take "the opposite of a number squared" and call it y.
So you get "The quotient of y and 3"
This is y/3.
Now what is y? "The opposite of a number squared"
Take "The opposite of a number" and call it z.
So y is "z squared"
Replacing y, we get z^2 / 3
But what is z? "The opposite of a number"
Call "a number" x.
The opposite of x is -x.
So z is "-x"
Replacing z, we get (-x)^2 / 3
You would do 200 times 1.58 and that gets you 316 hope this helps :)
Answer:
7
Step-by-step explanation:
"a certain whole number" is a number that we don't know, so pick a variable, let's use n
"Twice" means two times, so we'll use 2n for this.
"subtracted from" means the 2n will be AFTER the minus sign.
____ - 2n
What goes in front? "3 times the square of the number" 3n^2
Now we have 3n^2 - 2n
Lastly, we see the result is 133. So this gives us:
3n^2 - 2n = 133 To solve, subtract 133 from both sides of the equation.
3n^2 -2n - 133 = 0 Next FACTOR.
(3n + 19)(n - 7) = 0
3n+19=0 and n-7=0
n=-19/3 and n=7
Since we are looking for a whole number choose n=7
Answer:
h(d) = (17/3249)(-d² +114d)
Step-by-step explanation:
For this purpose, it is convenient to translate and scale a quadratic parent function so it has the desired characteristics. We can start with the function ...
f(x) = 1 -x² . . . . . . . has zeros at x = ±1 and a vertex at (0, 1)
We want to horizontally expand this function by a factor of 57, so we can replace x by x/57. We want to vertically scale it by a factor of 17, so the vertex is at (0, 17). Finally, we want to translate the function 57 m to the right, which requires replacing x with x-57. After these transformations, we have ...
f(x) = 17(1 -((x-57)/57)²) = (17/3249)(-x²+114x)
Using the appropriate function name and variable, we have ...
h(d) = (17/3249)(-d² +114d)