You're looking for an inequality of the form 
, or 
, or 
.
Start with
Notice that 375º is the midpoint of this interval of temperatures. If we subtract all sides by 375º, then we get
so we can set 
and 
, and we can rewrite this inequality in terms of absolute values as
Answer:its not
D, C,or A
Step-by-step explanation:SORRY IF IM NOT RIGHT!!! MARK ME BRAINLIEST
When a quantity grows (gets bigger), then we can compute its PERCENT INCREASE:
[beautiful math coming... please be patient] <span><span>PERCENT INCREASE=<span><span>(new amount−original amount)</span>original amount</span></span><span>PERCENT INCREASE=<span><span>(new amount−original amount)</span>original amount</span></span></span>
Some people write this formula with <span><span>100%</span><span>100%</span></span>
at the end,
to emphasize that since it is percent increase, it should be reported as a percent.
So, here's an alternate way to give the formula:
<span><span>PERCENT INCREASE=<span><span>(new amount−original amount)</span>original amount</span>⋅100%</span><span>PERCENT INCREASE=<span><span>(new amount−original amount)</span>original amount</span>⋅100%</span></span>
Recall that <span><span>100%=100⋅<span>1100</span>=1</span><span>100%=100⋅<span>1100</span>=1</span></span>
.
So, <span><span>100%</span><span>100%</span></span>
is just the number <span>11</span>
!
Multiplying by <span>11</span>
doesn't change anything except the name of the number!
Hope this helps
Step-by-step explanation:
The Budget is prepared through a calculative process between the Finance Ministry and the spending ministries. ... It marks the beginning of the Budget process. It guides ministries and departments for preparing revised estimates (for the past year) and Budget Estimates (for the coming year).
STEP 1: MONEY IN. List your sources of income for the month. ...
STEP 2: MONEY OUT. Next, look back over your last few months of bank statements to help you list all of your monthly expenses. ...
STEP 3: ASSESS THE SITUATION. ...
STEP 4: Using and Maintaining Your Budget.
the above picture. is an example of a budget
81=9*9 (multiplicaiton fact)
9=3*3
81=3*3*3*3
the prime factors are 3⁴
