The equation that represents Diego's cash flow is cash flow = $3,000-$2,715.
<h3>What is the cash flow?</h3>
Cash flow is the difference between cash inflows and cash outflows. Cash inflow are additions to the cash flow. An example of cash inflow is monthly income. Cash outflow would reduce the cash flow. An example of cash inflow is expenses.
Cash inflow = income - expense
$3,000 - $2,715
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The sum is
.
Solution:
Given equation:


Using algebraic expression: 

To make the denominator same, multiply and divide the first term by (x –3)





Cancel the common factors.
; but x ≠ –3
If you substitute x = –3, the value is indeterminate.
Hence the sum is
.
<span>Ans : -3.
Explanation : Looking at the figure and its image, three things are immediately obvious.....
The image is bigger
The image is inverted.
The figure and the image have a common point.
The common point is the centre of dilation.
(â’4, â’4)
The fact that it lies BETWEEN the image and the figure means that the SF is a negative number.
This accounts for the fact that the image is inverted.
To find the Scale Factor divide
a side in the image
the same side in the figure
Looking at the horizontal lines we see..
a side in the image
the same side in the figure
=â’6/2=â’3</span>
Answer:
11/92
Step-by-step explanation:
G = 11
R = 7
B = 6
P(b) = 6/24 = 1/4
P(g) = 11/23
P(blue first and then green(without replacement)) = 1/4 * 11/23
= 11/92
How do you find the center of gravity of the region between the graphs of f(x) = cosx and g(x) = sinx on [0, pi/2]?
<span>I got Msubx = 0, Msuby = -2, and Area = 0. But that can't be right, as that would make the center of gravity (-2/0, 0), and that's obviously wrong. I think it has something to do with the areas of cosx and sinx canceling out, but I don't know what to do with it - how do I not get an area of 0? Also, I suspect I made mistakes with Msubx and Msuby but can't figure out where.</span>