Answer:
The Growth of sunflower duing 3 weeks is 8.5 inches or 8 (1/2).
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Growth of sunflower each week .
To find :
Total growth during 3 weeks?
Solution:
According to given data:
Growth is
- 1st week=2 and 1/2 inches=5/2=2.5 inches .
- 2nd week =2 and 3/4 inches=11/4 inches.
- 3rd week=3 and 1/4 inches=13/4 inches.
Total growth is given by,
=growth of (1st week +2 week+ 3 week)
=5/2+11/4+13/4
=34/4
=17/2
=8 and 1/2 inches.
Hence the overall growth is about 17/2 or 8.5 inches in 3 weeks .
Answer:
0.318
Step-by-step explanation:
If you divide 24/12 it’ll be 2 so either to find the sides you multiply or divide by 2 so if you’re trying to look for JK 8•2 = 16 and QS 16/2 = 8
A) Plot a point at (0, 3000), then subtract 10 for every second that passes by.
B) The slope is negative because the skydiver is falling and the graph is plotting his descent, his x intercept is at (300, 0) which means he will touch land after 300 seconds
To find the the x intercept, make y equal 0 so 0=-10x+3000, subtract by 3000 on each side, and you end up with -3000=-10x, you then divide both sides by -10 and you end up 300=x or x=300
