Answer:
a) -5/4
Step-by-step explanation:
Slope is fundamentally rise/run; The points on the line are relative to each other by decreasing/increasing the y-value of +/-5 and decreasing/increasing the x-value by +/-4
The function is decreasing so the slope has to be negative.
The only possible answer choice is -5/4 or a.
Answer:
Jacket A costs 43$
Jacket B costs 55$
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the Question,
- Given, Two jackets have a combined cost of $98. Jacket 'A' costs $12 less than jacket 'B'. Thus, if the jacket B Cost 'X' So, Jacket A costs 'X-12'.
Therefore, Jacket A + Jacket B = 98
X-12+X = 98
2X = 110
X = $55 ( Cost of jacket B) & Cost of Jacket A is 55-12 = 43$ .
Answer:
The primary colors of light are red, green, and blue. If you subtract these from white you get cyan, magenta, and yellow. Mixing the colors generates new colors as shown on the color wheel, or the circle on the right. Mixing these three primary colors generates black.Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
It will depend on how many euros they intend to convert. If they were only converting one euro they would get $1.35 whichever rate they used, but imagine it was a thousand euros - at the correct rate they would get $1352.61, at the proposed rate they would only get $1350.
Step-by-step explanation:
No, by rounding the conversion ratio, the Ruiz family will not be getting the most accurate answer. Using the more accurate conversion ratio will give an answer with more than 2 decimal places so the answer can accurately be rounded after the conversion.
It's an irrational number ... it can never be written down on paper exactly.
The beginning of it is 2.449489... and it keeps going forever.
You might think that using only part of a number in a problem makes your
answer wrong. In a way that's true. But if you use 2.449489 for the square-
root of 6, then your final answer is only about 0.00003 percent wrong, and
that's close enough ... even if you're building bridges or spacecraft.
"But", you say, "How can I hand in an answer on my homework that's wrong ?"
Here's a secret that's so big that nobody ever talks about it. Once you know it,
it'll change your whole way of thinking. And you'll stop fishing for answers on
the internet:
The answers in homework don't matter ! The answer is the least important
part of any homework problem, and nobody needs it. If your teacher needed
an answer, then he/she could get it a lot faster by working out the problem.
If he/she didn't have time to work on it, then the teacher would go to somebody
who knows it cold ... they certainly wouldn't ask somebody who's just learning
it for the first time.
The purpose of the homework is NOT to generate answers. It's to lead you
down the path of learning how to do the problem. When somebody else gives
you the answer and you hand it in, 2 things happen:
#1: you cheat;
#2: you don't learn anything.
It's a bad deal all around.
