Answer/Step-by-step explanation:
A) The temperature in Chicago could be -10*F because -10 is to the right of -13 on the number line.
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Answer:
We conclude that eighty percent of bike tires last at most 14.4 months.
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that a pair of bike tires can last 18 months if used every day.
We calculate how much eighty percent of the tire will last in months.
We have the following proportion:

We conclude that eighty percent of bike tires last at most 14.4 months.
We are to find the time at which the height of basketball thrown by Eli and Karl is equal. We have the functions which model the heights of both basketballs. So by equating the functions representing the height of both basketballs we can find the value of x from that equation at which the height is same for both basketballs.

Thus after 1.25 seconds the height of basketballs thrown by Eli and Karl will be at the same height. This can be verified by finding the heights of both at x=1.25
For Eli:

For Karl:

Thus height of both basketball is equal after 1.25 seconds
4/9 x 21/6 is this what you’re asking?
If so the answer is 1 5/9
<span>x=8+1/3.33333333333
hope this helped</span>