Answer:
Infinitely Many Solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
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Required
Determine the type of solution
From the matrix, we have:
3 non-zero rows and 5 variables (the last column is the result)
When the number of variables is more than the number of non-zero rows, then such system has infinitely many solutions
i.e.


Answer:
36.1 meters
Step-by-step explanation:
Since this is a rectangle, the parallel sides are equal to each other, meaning we technically already know all the side lengths.
I'll choose to look at the bottom triangle in this case
30 is already there, and the other leg should be 20. Knowing this, we can plug these into the pythagorean theorem.
20 is A, 30 is B, and the missing side is C

C, the missing side to the nearest tenth is 36.1 meters
I=prt. I=600(.07)(2). I=42(2). I=84. Juanita will pay $84 interest :)
Answer:
The model is made in a<u> 1:40 ratio
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Step-by-step explanation:
How many times is 4 multiplied to be equal to 160?
4(x) = 160
X = 160 / 4
<u>X = 40</u>
The proportion, rate, and ratio are almost the same.
They represent the correspondence between the parts and the whole since they all express a binary relationship between the quantities, that is, objects, people, tablespoons.
If the ratio is 1: 2 it could be read that for every 1 there are 2.
For example 1: 2 cups; For every cup of something there are 2 cups of something else.
In this case, 1:40; For every inch of the model, there are 40 feet in the playground.
Answer:
Look at the attached image for the answer.
<u><em>Brainliest please, I need a few more :)</em></u>