Linear equation of plant height is h = (1/2)w + 3
Given:
Height of experimental plant = 3cm
Average growth = 0.5 cm per week
Find:
Linear equation of plant height
Computation:
Given;
h = Plant height
w = number of weeks
So,
Plant height = Height of experimental plant + (Average growth)(number of weeks)
h = 3 + (0.5)(w)
h = (1/2)w + 3
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Range=±7%
Martin=71%, Lang=29%
Range for Martin=71%±7%
So, highest %=71%+7%=78%
Lowest %=71%-7%=64%
Therefore,range for Martin is between 64%-78% which is 14%
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given expression:
Remove parentheses:
Collect like terms:
Combine like terms:
Answer: m1 m2 and m5 all equal to 135 as well
While m3 m6 and m4 are 45
Why: since they are on a line the two angles together should equal 180. So 180- 135= 45
