Can someone help me with these questions please?

Mathematics

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iren [92.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Then the best way to phrase it would be to jump right into the question without I need your help, because saying so makes it sound as though you have more of an urgent, sensitive, personal problem than a simple question or two (they might be a bit taken aback by the phrase).

However, if you have several questions (let's say more than 2), or if you just want to sound a bit more polite, you could preface the content with a phrase like I was wondering I you might be able to answer a few questions of mine, or, I have a few questions that I was hoping you might be able to help me with.

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Inessa [10]

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3 years ago

Rafael can choose plan a or Plan B for his long-distance charges. For each plan, cost (in dollars) depends on minutes used (Per

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a. Plan B; $4

b. 160 mins; Plan B

Step-by-step explanation:

a. Cost of Plan A for 80 minutes:

Find 80 on the x axis, and trave it up to to intercept the blue line (for Plan A). Check the y axis to see the value of y at this point. Thus:

f(80) = 8

This means Plan A will cost $8 for Rafael to 80 mins of long distance call per month.

Also, find the cost per month for 80 mins for Plan B. Use the same procedure as used in finding cost for plan A.

Plan B will cost $12.

Therefore, Plan B cost more.

Plan B cost $4 more than Plan A ($12 - $8 = $4)

b. Number of minutes that the two will cost the same is the number of minutes at the point where the two lines intercept = 160 minutes.

At 160 minutes, they both cost $16

The plan that will cost less if the time spent exceeds 160 minutes is Plan B.

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3 years ago

Sketch the graph of the inequality.<br> 9. 7y − 2x + 3 < 17

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$7y-2x+3 < 17\ \ \ \ |-3\\\\7y-2x < 14\ \ \ \ |+2x\\\\7y < 2x+14\ \ \ \ |:7\\\\y < \dfrac{2}{7}x+2\\\\y=\dfrac{2}{7}x+2\\\\for\ x=0\to y=\dfrac{2}{7}(0)+2=2\to(0,\ 2)\\\\for\ x=-7\to y=\dfrac{2}{7}(-7)+2=0\to(-7,\ 0)$