The first square has side lengths of 4 units(because the square root of 16 is 4). The second square has side lengths of 8 units. The third square has side lengths of 12 units. As you can tell, the side lengths increase by 4. So the fourth square will have side lengths of 16 units, and the fifth square will have side lengths of 20 units. The question wants the perimeter, so the answer is 20*4(sum of 4 sides of equal lengths) which is 80 units.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:


Therefore, the equation of the line that goes through point (3, -2)and has slope ⅘ is

Answer:
B. (3,0)
Step-by-step explanation:
The x-intercept is the point where the graph of the function meets the x-axis.
At x-intercept, <u>y = 0 or f(x) = 0</u>
So look through the table and find where <u>f(x) = 0.</u>
From the table, <u>f(x) = 0 at x = 3.</u>
We write this as an ordered pair.
Therefore the x-intercept is <u>(3,0)</u>
The correct choice is <u>B</u>.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Divide n by 100,000.
This gives us the "number of times 100,000 fits in n", or, "how many 100,000's n is", or as the hint says, "how many times larger n is than 100,000".
All represented by this formula:

Answer:
remember the chain rule:
h(x) = f(g(x))
h'(x) = f'(g(x))*g'(x)
or:
dh/dx = (df/dg)*(dg/dx)
we know that:
z = 4*e^x*ln(y)
where:
y = u*sin(v)
x = ln(u*cos(v))
We want to find:
dz/du
because y and x are functions of u, we can write this as:
dz/du = (dz/dx)*(dx/du) + (dz/dy)*(dy/du)
where:
(dz/dx) = 4*e^x*ln(y)
(dz/dy) = 4*e^x*(1/y)
(dx/du) = 1/(u*cos(v))*cos(v) = 1/u
(dy/du) = sin(v)
Replacing all of these we get:
dz/du = (4*e^x*ln(y))*( 1/u) + 4*e^x*(1/y)*sin(v)
= 4*e^x*( ln(y)/u + sin(v)/y)
replacing x and y we get:
dz/du = 4*e^(ln (u cos v))*( ln(u sin v)/u + sin(v)/(u*sin(v))
dz/du = 4*(u*cos(v))*(ln(u*sin(v))/u + 1/u)
Now let's do the same for dz/dv
dz/dv = (dz/dx)*(dx/dv) + (dz/dy)*(dy/dv)
where:
(dz/dx) = 4*e^x*ln(y)
(dz/dy) = 4*e^x*(1/y)
(dx/dv) = 1/(cos(v))*-sin(v) = -tan(v)
(dy/dv) = u*cos(v)
then:
dz/dv = 4*e^x*[ -ln(y)*tan(v) + u*cos(v)/y]
replacing the values of x and y we get:
dz/dv = 4*e^(ln(u*cos(v)))*[ -ln(u*sin(v))*tan(v) + u*cos(v)/(u*sin(v))]
dz/dv = 4*(u*cos(v))*[ -ln(u*sin(v))*tan(v) + 1/tan(v)]