To show that they used the same amount of ribbon you could take the 1 yard and divided into different sized equal groups.
1 yard divided by four equals 1/4 yard for each of four ribbons.
1 yard divided by six equals 1/6 yard for each of six ribbons.
You could have ribbons the size of 1/4 our yard and 1/6 yard, but you would have different amounts of each.
Answer:
X=3, y=5
Step-by-step explanation:
3x + y = 14 equation 1
y=5 equation 2
3x + 5 = 14. substitute value of y from equation 2 into equation 1
3x=9
x-3
You can find the number of x intercepts by setting f(x) equal to zero giving you 0=x^4-5x^2. You can factor out an x^2 and divide on both sides (when you divide 0 by anything it is still zero so the x^2 disappears), and you are left with 0=x^2-5, which you can solve easily giving you x=+/- sqrt(5). However, the original equation also has an x intercept at (0,0) which you can see by plugging 0 in for x. So the grand total of x intercepts is 3!
Answer:
$251
Step-by-step explanation:
To get this amount, we simply find o.4% of 250.
That equals 0.4/100 × 250 = 1.
This means she would have earned an interest amounting to $1 after the first month.
The total amount of money in her account after the first month = 250 + 1 = 251
Hence, she would have an amount of $251 in her account after the first month.
