Goes +3
18, 21, 24, 27, 30
Ex: 2^2^2
Basically, the base is multiplied by the first power however large the number. Then the new base is multiplied by the second power to get an even larger number.
Say you have a question that asks for the power of the power of 2. Or 2^2^2.
You would do the equation 2^2 first, and end up with 4. But since you have another power, you would have the answer as 4^2. Which would then equal 16. But another equation that is similar is: 2^2^2 = 2^4
The two equations would still get the same answer, but would look entirely different.
Answer:
5:3
Step-by-step explanation:
When the ratio says x:y=5:1, it means that x is 5 times greater than y. So, plug in 5 for x and 1 for y.
4(5)+5(1):3(5)
20+5:15
25:15 , if simplified then the ratio 5:3
Answer:
a)E=.05t +34
b)$54
c)$600
Step-by-step explanation:
a) he gets 5% of tips out of all tips people gave to the restaurant , 5% --> .05 (as a decimal) --> this is "t"
he earns an extra $34 a night of work. --> this is the constant
E= --> the total earned that night
E=.05t +34
b) simply plug in the total tip into the equation
E=.05(400) + 34
E=$54
--> he earned $54 that night
c) since we are given the total earned that night, we now plug in for y. in this case we plug "$64" for y
we find t, which is tip the restaurant was given
--> 64 = .05t +34
-34. -34
30= .05t ---> divide by .05 each side
t= $600
the restaurant was tiped 600 dollars and Alun was paid 64 dollars that night of work
hoped this helped:)
Answer : One of the most common real-life examples of the area of a sector is a slice of a pizza. The shape of slices of a circular pizza is like a sector. A pizza of 7 inches radius is sectioned into 6 equal slices as shown in the below figure. Each slice is a sector.
Step-by-step explanation:
