Answer: The required matrix is
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Step-by-step explanation: We are given to find the transition matrix from the bases B to B' as given below :
B = {(-1,2), (3, 4)) and B' = {(1, 0), (0, 1)}.
Let us consider two real numbers a, b such that

Again, let us consider reals c and d such that

Therefore, the transition matrix is given by
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Thus, the required matrix is
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Linear function: d = -4m+50 (that's a negative 4 btw)
Slope: -4
y-intercept: 50
I'm truly sorry but I forgot how to do the last one :(
5.7y-5.2=y/2.5
Add 5.2 to both sides:
5.7y = y/2.5 + 5.2
y/2.5 = 0.4y
5.7y = 0.4y + 5.2
Subtract 0.4y from both sides:
5.3y = 5.2
Divide both sides by 5.3:
y = 5.2/5.3
y = 0.98113
This sets up as a very commonly used proportion.
90 oz / 18.95 = 1 oz / x Cross multiply
90 x = 18.95 Divide by 90
x = 18.95 / 90
x = 0.21 dollars or 21 cents.
So each ounce of shampoo costs 0.21 dollars or 21 cents.
This is a very handy way to check best deals. Stores have trained us for years to believe that the more we buy of a brand, the better the price. It isn't always true. Sometimes buying the smaller quantity is the better deal. There is only one way to be sure and that's to do a proportion like this one.
Try this is an example. The same company makes a smaller container of shampoo of 45 oz for 9.15. How much is 1 oz and which is the better deal? You should get 0.20333 dollars so this is marginally (just) the better deal.
Answer:5hours
Step-by-step explanation:
58-10 = 48 dollars remain after the first hour
48/12 = 4 hours after the first hour
1+4=5 total hours