The graph that shows the solutions for the inequality, y > -1/3x + 1 is: C. Graph A.
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The inequality sign, ">" means that the graph of the inequality has a dashed line where the shaded part is above the boundary line and the boundary line is dashed or dotted. If "≥" is used, the boundary line would not be dashed or dotted and the shaded area would be above it.
On the other hand, "<" is used when the shaded area is below the boundary line and the boundary line is a dashed line. If "≤" was used, the boundary line won't be dashed or dotted, while the shaded area would be below the boundary line that is not dotted.
Given y > -1/3x + 1, the slope (m) = change in y / change in x is -1/3.
Graph A has a slope of -1/3 and the shaded part is above the boundary line.
Therefore, the graph that shows the solutions for y > -1/3x + 1 is: C. Graph A.
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Answer:
do the work on your calculator to double check yourself :)
F(C) = 9/5C + 32
I'll just change F(C) to y and 9/5C to 9/5x.
y = 9/5x + 32
inverse...
x = 9/5y + 32
9/5y = x - 32
y = 5/9x - 160/9
Sooooo
F(C) = 5/9C - 160/9
Answer: 15:42or simplified 5:14
Step-by-step explanation:
15 angelfish to 42 guppies
15/3= 5
42/3=14
so the ratio of 15:42 is equal to 5:14
Answer:
Explanation:
49-20=29 blue counters
There’s a 29/49 chance that the counter will be blue
