y=kx+b
for (7,-8): -8=7k+b. (function 1)
for (-4,6): 6=-4k+b (function 2)
Use function 2 - function 1
we get: 14=-11k
k=-14/11------>slope is -14/11
Now we know that first two options are wrong since they have the wrong slope for the function.
Plus -14/11 back to function 1/ or 2. Both are correct and can give you the answer. In this case I would plug it back to function 2.
6=14*4/11+b
b=66/11-56/11
b=10/11
We get y=-14/11x+10/11
subtract both side by 6.
y-6=-14/11x+10/11-66/11
y-6=-14/11x-56/11
y-6=-14/11(x+4)
So C is correct
Answer:
CV for statistics exam = 15%
CV for calculus exam = 19%
Since the CV for calculus exam is higher, it has a greater spread relative to the mean than the statistics exam.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find coefficient variation we use the formula:
CV = (SD/mean) * 100
CV for the statistics exam:
where; SD= 5
mean= 75
CV = ( 5/75) *100
= 0.15 or 15%
CV for calculus exam
SD = 11
Mean= 58
CV= (11 /58) * 100
= 0.19 or 19%
Answer:
675/18=37.5
37.5×40=1500
Step-by-step explanation:
ANSWER 1500 HOPE THIS HELP:)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the table, function g(x) reaches the max height of 33, approx.
The equation of motion is f(x) = -16x^2 + 42x + 12. We need to determine the maximum of this function. To do this, find the x-coordinate of the vertex, which is x = -b/(2a), or x = -42/(2*-16), or 1.31 sec.
Evaluating f(x) = -16x^2 + 42x + 12 at x = 1.31 sec, we get f(1.31) = 39.6.
So it appears that f(x) has a higher max than does g(x); the difference is approx. 39.6 - 33, or 6.6
