Answer:
13 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
It may be easier to use a diagram but I am going to try my best to explain without one.
Picture their journey north as one side of a right angle triangle (a). Now picture their journey west as another side (b).
The shortest journey back is the hypotenuse of the triangle (c).
Using pythagoras you can work out the answer


A. 20 Carlos can install in one hour
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
1) Negative Power Rule:
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2) Use this rule:
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3) Use this rule:
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4) Simplify
to
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5) Simplify
to
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-6 + (-5) + 7 =
-6 - 5 + 7 =
-11 + 7 =
-4
Your final answer is -4.
Inverse functions are usually denoted as g(x) and h(x), where g(x) is the original equation and h(x) is the corresponding inverse function. You can determine if the equations are inverse of each other if a certain point (a,b) on g(x) is on h(x) as point (b,a). So, there is a pattern wherein the x and y coordinates interchange with each other. Also, you could see it visually when you graph both equations. They are mirror images of each other about line y=x or a 45° line.
One way to solve if the equations are inverse of each other is if they meet this condition:
g( h(x) ) = h( g(x) )
Suppose g(x) = 3x + 7. To find its inverse, change g(x) to y first so as not to confuse you:
y = 3x + 7
Next, interchange y and x variables
x = 3y + 7
Isolate y on one side and x on the other:
y = (x - 7)/3 = h(x)
That is the inverse equation for g(x) denoted as h(x). To check, let's verify the condition:
g((x - 7)/3) = h(3x + 7)
3(x - 7)/3) + 7 ? ((3x + 7 - 7)/3
x - 7 + 7 ? 3x/3
x = x
Therefore, g(x) and h(x) are indeed inverse functions of each other.