If we expand bx to jx and kx we have:
5y^2-2y-7
5y^2-7y+5y-7 then factor...
y(5y-7)+1(5y-7)
(y+1)(5y-7)
So the other factor is:
(y+1)
28. 5T<1.5 is the answer. would you like 27 too?
Answer:
- $52
- this estimate is a little low
Explanation:
a) I might choose 6 1/2 hours and $8 per hour, so the estimated earnings would be ...
6(8) +(1/2)(8) = 52 dollars . . . . estimated earnings
These values are purposely chosen so that one is a little high and the other is a little low, hopefully producing a closer estimate than if both numbers were high (as 7 hours, $8, for example).
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b) Using 800 instead of 790 means the pay estimate is about 1/80 = 1.25% high.
Using 6 1/2 instead of 6 3/4 means the hours estimate is about 1/27 ≈ 3.7% low.
So, we expect the product of these values to be slightly low, perhaps by about 2.5%.
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<em>Comment on estimating</em>
If you can estimate the error in the estimate with some reasonable accuracy, you can use that to adjust the estimate to a pretty close value.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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1. a= 60 (vertically opposite angles)
b= 360-(60+60)=240/2= 120 (angles at a point)
c= 120 (vertically opposite angles with b)
2. c= 90-40= 50 (vertically opposite angles)
b=a=360-90-90=180/2=90 (angles at a point)
3. a= 180-52-51= 77 (angles on a straight line)
b=52 (angles at a point)
d=51 (angles at a point)
c=77 (angles at a point)
4. a= 60 (vertically opposite angles)
b= 360-(60+60)=240/2= 120 (angles at a point)
c= 120 (vertically opposite angles with b)
e=65
d=f= 360-65-65=230/2=115
h=55
i=g=360-55-55=250/2=125
5. b=163
a=90
e=70
d=360-70-70=220/2=110
c=360-163-163=34/2=17
Hope this helps!
