I am pretty sure the answer is A because the graph is a cubic function
Answer:
21 because I know I answered it
Yes, James is correct.
Think of a pizza. If there are 5 slices and you have all 5 of them, then you have the whole pizza.
Now, instead of the pizza having 5 slices, it now has 10. Since the pizza is still the same size, the pieces are going to smaller. If you have 9 slices out of the 10, you won't have the whole pizza.
This is why 5/5 is greater than 9/10.
Answer:
(3+4)n+5
Step-by-step explanation:
We dont know how many people there are, and we know that each person will have a club (3slices), and 2 regular (4slices) and 1 extra dagwood (5)
So
(3+4)n+5
This can be solved using permutations.You can get more into this online or just accept a quick answer here.
Since there are certain roles to be filled this is a permutation.
You need a somewhat smart calculator for this.
If I remember this right you'd type in the number of people you are choosing from, P , and then the places you are trying to fill.
So it should look like this:
13 P 5
You can find where permutations and combinations are in your calculator using a handbook or the internet but usually it looks like nPr for permutation or nCr for combination.
