Answer:
c. 30.9 °C; 32.9 °C
Step-by-step explanation:
Put the given numbers into the given formula and do the arithmetic.
(a) The temperature of sample 1 is ...
y = (100 -24)e^(-0.12·20) + 24 ≈ 30.9
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(b) The temperature of sample 2 is ...
y = (100 -4)e^(-0.12·10) +4 ≈ 32.9
20. Let me know if you want a step by step.
Give each month a number:
January = 0
February = 1
March = 2
April = 3
Now set X to 3 in the equation ad solve for t.
t = -30cos(x/6) +60
t = -30cos(3/6) +60
t = 33.672 degrees. ( Round as necessary)
You would need to change the +60 to a new starting point based on what the rise in temperature is due to global warming.
Answer:
answer of 2a)
He started with $24 and spent $16. Let a represent his account balance after he bought the notebook and pens. Then
24–16=a
His new account balance is $8.
He has $8 in his account and then he deposited b dollars. His account balance is now $28. Then
8+b=28
His deposited $20 in his account.
He has $28 and spent $34. Let c represent his account balance after he bought the book. Then
28–34=c
His new account balance is -$6.
He started with an account balance of -$6 and paid the debt off so his account balance is 0. If d is the amount money he deposited to pay off his debt, then
−6+d=0
He deposited $6.
answer of 2b)
If he spends more than he has in his account, then we are subtracting a bigger number from a smaller number, and the result is negative. ... The opposite of a positive number is a negative number, so it makes sense to represent his account balance with a negative number when he owes money to the bookstore.
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#9
99 cent for 100 paper
4.29 for 500 paper
multiply 100 and 5=500
so now multiply .99 and 5=4.95
the better deal would be $4.29 for 500 paper
