Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
$4855
Step-by-step explanation:
4,361-3867=494 (add this to the mean to get your answer, the rest is just how you prove it)
4855+3867= 8,722
8,722/2 =4,361
Answer:
1 time, unless in decimal form which is 1.266666666(infinite)66666667
Step-by-step explanation:
15x1=15
15x2=30
30 is too high, so 15 is the only option.
Answer:
A. Yes. Each x value has only one y value. No x value has 2 different y values.
B. For the table, y is 8 when x is 11.
Plug in the value to determine the y value for the equation.
f(x)= 5(11)-21
f(x)= 55-21
f(x)= 34
Since 34>8, the value of the equation f(x) is greater when x=11.
C. 99=5x-21
120=5x
x=24
Final answer: 24
Step-by-step explanation:
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