Answer:
The greatest common factor of 12m^2 and 9b^4 is 3.
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Given :
A particle moves in the xy plane starting from time = 0 second and position (1m, 2m) with a velocity of v=2i-4tj .
To Find :
A. The vector position of the particle at any time t .
B. The acceleration of the particle at any time t .
Solution :
A )
Position of vector v is given by :

B )
Acceleration a is given by :

Hence , this is the required solution .
Answer:
Function
is shifted 1 unit left and 1 unit up.

Transformed function 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Red graph (Parent function):

Blue graph (Transformed function)
From the graph we can see that the red graph is shifted 1 units left and 1 units up.
Translation Rules:

If
the function shifts
units to the left.
If
the function shifts
units to the right.

If
the function shifts
units to the up.
If
the function shifts
units to the down.
Applying the rules to 
The transformation statement is thus given by:

As function
is shifted 1 unit left and 1 unit up.
Transformed function is given by:

25 percent of x is equal to $1631.24
.25*4 is equal to 100 percent
Substitute
1631.24*4=x
x=6524.96
The question is incomplete:
1. A cosmetologist must double his/her salary before the employer con realize any profit from his/her work, Miss, Mead paid Miss, Adams $125,00 per week to start.
2. Miss. Mead pays Miss. Brown $125.00 per week. How much money must Miss. Brown take in for services if Miss. Mead is to realize $50.00 profit on her work? (Conditions on salary are the same as in problem 1)
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a. $275.00 b. $325.00 c. $250.00 d. $300.00
Answer:
d. $300.00
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a cosmetologist must double her salary before the employer can realize any profit from his/her work, for Miss. Mead to realize $50.00 profit on her work, you would have to determine the amount that doubles the salary of the cosmetologist and add the $50 needed as profit:
Salary= $125*2=$250
$250+$50= $300
According to this, the answer is that for Mead to realize $50.00 profit on her work, Miss. Brown must take $300.