Answer=18 pages
Steven read 9 pages on Monday. If he needs to read DOUBLE that amount on Tuesday, then we need to take the number of pages he read on Monday and times it by 2.
9*2=18pages
Steven needs to read 18 pages on Tuesday.
**Remember that Double is the same as 'two times more', or 2x more...
Answer:
m∠XMN = 80°
Step-by-step explanation:
you know that:
4x + 5 + 6x - 10 = 145
solve for x:
10x - 5 = 145
10x = 150
x = 15
Use this information to solve for m∠XMN
6(15) - 10
90 - 10
80
m∠XMN = 80°
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NB: values with 10 is to the first power.
A) 5x⁴-8 <----- the tell-tale guy is the exponent of the variable, is 4, so the degree is 4, 5x then minus then 8, two terms, a BInomial
b) 4a²-2a-16 <---- same tell-tale guy, a² has a higher exponent than say "a", so, the degree is the higher exponent, degree of 2
it has 3 terms, thus is a TRInomial
c) 9m³ <---- well, is the only term, variable exponent is 3, so, degree of 3
only one term means is a MONOmial.
It's a variable that deals with various labels, rather than the usual type of numeric variable you may be used to.
One example of a categorical variable is color. You could have red, green, blue, yellow, and orange as the five choices for your categorical variable. Each color is a label or category.
This is an example of a qualitative variable. We don't have any numeric data attached to color. They're simply names or labels. In contrast, a quantitative variable is something like a person's height since a number is attached here (more specifically its a continuous quantitative variable).