33 and one third as a fraction would be either 33 1/3 or 100/3
Answer:
C. The vertical distance of a roller coaster from the ground changes with respect to its horizontal distance from the beginning of the ride.
Step-by-step explanation:
See how the graph is in a "U" shape? That tells us that it first decreases and then goes back up at some point.
The way you would find this answer is to go through each scenario (A, B, C, and D) and think about which thing would make sense to go down and then up.
Answer:
5 hours 22 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us represent the number of hours that Jeri worked as: h
Jeri's lawn service charges an initial fee of $4.50 plus $3 an hour
= $4.50 + $3 × h
= $4.50 + 3h
If she is asked to start before 7 a.m. Jeri charges 1.5 times the regular amount.
= 1.5 × ($4.50 + 3h)
If she made $29.25 on a job that began at 5 am, how many hours did Jeri work?
Hence, we have the final equation;
= 1.5 × ($4.50 + 3h) = $29.25
= 6.75 + 4.5h = 29.25
Collect like terms
= 4.5h = 29.25 - 6.75
4.5h = 22.5
h = 22.5/4.5
h = 5.3571428571
Approximately= 5.36 hours
1 hour = 60 minutes
0.36 hour =
60 × 0.36
= 21.6 minutes
Approximately ≈ 22 minutes
Therefore, Jeri worked for 5 hours 22 minutes
Let's assume
shorter side as x
so, first side =2x
third side =x+19
now, we can find perimeter of triangle
perimeter of any triangle is
first side + shortest side + third side
so, we get

we are given perimeter=187
so, we can set it to 187
and then solve for x





so,
shortest length is x=42 feet
First side =2x=2*42=84feet
third side =x+19=42+19=61 feet
so, dimensions are
first side is 42 feet
second side is 84 feet
third side is 61 feet................Answer
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that a student needs to make a square cardboard piece.
Perimeter of cardboard should be equal to atleast 92 inches
We have to find that which shows reasonable domain for f(s)
Let s be the side of square cardboard
We know that perimeter of square =f(s=)
Then, perimeter of cardboard=

Dividing by 4 on both sides

Hence, the domain of function
Therefore, option d is true.
Answer:d: 