Answer:
8 the answer is 8 if u need help just tell me cuz i just did this quiz and i got a 90 and i dont think urs is diffrent then mine
Step-by-step explanation:
X is 35 degrees and Y is 70 degrees
Answer:
D. $2,511
Step-by-step explanation:
First off, we need to write down the facts we know.
There are about 52.177 weeks in a year
Cesar works 28 hours each week
Cesar makes $23 an hour
There are 12 months in a year
Cesar has $3,360 after his monthly expenses
To figure out how many hours are in a "work year," multiply the number of work hours in a week by the number of weeks in a year. In other words, multiply Cesar's 28 hour work week by about 52.177 weeks. That makes 1,456 hours in his work year. That means he makes $33,492 a year. If you multiply $2,511 by the months in a year (12), you get $30132. Finally, subtract his annual salary by $30132 to get $3,360, which is what was left of Cesar's earnings after paying all of his monthly expenses.
Answer:
1. -8,
2. 58
3. 0
4.
5. -14/8 or -1.75
Explanation:
1. You just plug in 8 for x into the g(x) equation
So, -(8)^2+7(8)= -8
2. You do the same thing you did for number one.
Plug in 13 for the h(x) equation
|2-4(13)|= 50
Then plug in -1 for the f(x) equation
-(-1)^2+7(-1)= -8
You then do as it says- subtract h(x) from f(x)
Which is 50-(-8) and you get 58.
(That subtraction sign turns into addition/ 2 negatives make a positive)
3. Same thing again.
Plug in what they gave you (3y-1) for X
8(3y-1)-9
You get 24y-17
You then subtract off the -17 and get 24y=17
Divide the 24 off and get y=17/24
Plug the Y back into the equation
8(3(17/24)-1)-9 and you get 0
*Im not a hundred percent sure I did this one right*
4. This is the same as number 3. Didn’t have time to solve this, but it’s the same steps as number 3 :)
5. This time they didn’t give you x so you set it up differently
Now you set the f(x) equation equal to -23
8x-9=-23
Add off the to the 23 to isolate the variable
8x= -14
Divide off the 8
X= -14/8 or -1.75
The equations become y=-x+4 and y=-⅔+18. Because of this, I think the graph is the one in the first attachment and the top graph.
