Part A:
there is 60% of lemon juice in a 1 liter of water
so 60% *OF* the 1 liter
( of technically means * in mathematics)
so
60% * 1 liter
or 0.6 * 1 liter
Now to find the total number of liters of lemon juice and water in the bottle
(0.6*1)+x= 1
(x being the amount of water)
Part B: We can calculate the number of liters of lemon juice that are present in the bottle
60% * 1
0.6 * 1
that is 0.6
So there is 0.6 liters of lemon juice in the bottle
Hope this helps :)
For the first problem, the answer is D, because every year, the graph goes down by about $4,500.
For problem two,
a. It's located in quadrant one because x and y are both positive (I've attached a graph with labeled quadrants for reference)
I'm unsure about b and c but I hope I helped with the others!
6x-1=4x+6
subtracting 4x from each side
2x-1=6
adding 1 to each side
2x=7
divide by 2
x=7/2 or 3.5
check: 6(7/2) -1 =4(7/2)+6
21-1 =14+6
20=20 correct
Line SW is perpendicular to line RS, but not to line TV
