Hi Desperate!
anyways the equation for constant variation is y=kx
3y=6x is it, but we don't want the 3.
so we divide on both sides to cancel out the 3.
y=2x
- The best method to test Zoe's claim is an observational study, as with this method it is possible to observe if the claim presents some truth to it. Observational studies are often used in testing claims like Zoe's as they allowed to have a great access to the variable that are behind a claim of that type, and so they are also more accessible.
- The set up I would use is an observational study of a great number of people, over a long period of time, that have to have<span> kale for breakfast every day, with a measurement of their cholesterol over the time. the great number and the long period of study assured that the variable subject of study is statistically represented in an optimal way. </span>
1/4, 0.25, and 25%.
Hope this answer helps! feel free to ask any additional questions :)
Answer:
The first option
Step-by-step explanation:
The domain of a rational function should be all real numbers except for when the denominator is equal to 0. To find when the denominator is equal to 0 you simply need to find the zeroes of the denominator... but in this case you can do that through factoring and using the quadratic equation.
So first step is going to be to factor out the GCF, which in this case is x. This gives you the equation. 
. So one of the zeroes is when x=0. Now to find the other two zeroes you can use the quadratic equation which is 
. So to find the other zeroes you simply plug the values in. a=2, b=-1, c=-15
By substitution.
Get y or x alone then insert it into the other equation solving for one of the two variables. After that substitute ur answer into one of the equations then solve.
