This is the correct answer rise/run 2/1 or 2
It depends on the given information.
McKenzie's work is correct if the two short sides are given as 5 and 13.
Cara's work is correct is almost correct if 5 is one leg, and 13 is the hypotenuse. The exact answer is 12, but she wrote it as approximately equal. That's her only problem.
By the way, Ddssaa122: when posting questions, the power of a number is written as 5^2 and not 52. If you copy and paste, please make sure you add the caret sign to indicate a power, or else you will suffer by getting a wrong answer. 5^2=5*5, 52=4*13, so they are not the same.
To find the answer convert 5 into 5/1. To make it compatible with 3/4 you have to have the same denominator. So to make 5/1 compatible with x/4 you multiply both sides by 4, so it would be 20/4. And then to find how many recipes you can make you would multiply 3 to the highest number it can be that does not exceed 20. The closest 3 can get to 20 before exceeding it would be 6 times. 6/1x3/4 =18/4. So you could make 6 recipes and you would have 2 pounds of potatoes left.
Zoe can make 6 recipies and she will have 2 pounds of potatoes left.
F(1) = 2
f(2) = -5f(2-1) = -5f(1) = -5(2) = -10
f(3) = -5f(3-1) = -5f(2) = -5(-10) = 50
So, f(4) = ?
Function: In the graph of a continuous function, the points are connected with a continuous line, since every point has meaning to the original problem. Function: In the graph of a discrete function, only separate, distinct points are plotted, and only these points have meaning to the original problem
