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Reading bar graphs (multi-step) In a bar graph each bar represents a number. The following bar graph shows the number of seconds that different rides last at the fair. We can tell how long each ride lasts by matching the bar for that ride to the number it lines up with on the left.
Here is an example:
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add the absolute value for both, boom ur answer
Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:
This problem is all about bases and exponents. Because we have a quotient and the bases are both 5's, that means that we can use the rule of exponents for quotients to rewrite and simplify:
That's the simplification as long as you are "allowed" to leave the exponent as a negative number.
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Step-by-step explanation:
The easy way to make 2 perpendicular lines is let one be x = 3 and let y = 2.
The third line can be anything that has a minus sign in front of the x. See the graph below. The third line cannot be perpendicular to the other 2.
Sorry, the bottom of the graph got cut off. If you print out the graph and extend the vertical line and the slanted line, you will see how this works.
The three lines are
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243,000 people
Step-by-step explanation:
First, what we need to do is to calculate the area of the region using the 5-mile radius
Mathematically, we can calculate this as the area of a circle
Area = pi * r^2
Our r here is 5 miles
Area = pi * 5^2 = pi * 25 = 78.54 square miles
Now to get the population, we know that per square mile we have 3,100.
Hence per 78.54 square mile, we have 78.54 * 3100 = 243,273 people
To the nearest thousand, 243,000
