Answer:
See the answers bellow
Step-by-step explanation:
For 51:
Using the definition of funcion, given f(x) we know that different x MUST give us different images. If we have two different values of x that arrive to the same f(x) this is not a function. So, the pair (-4, 1) will lead to something that is not a funcion as this would imply that the image of -4 is 1, it is, f(-4)=1 but as we see in the table f(-4)=2. So, as the same x, -4, gives us tw different images, this is not a function.
For 52:
Here we select the three equations that include a y value that are 1, 3 and 4. The other values do not have a y value, so if we operate we will have the value of x equal to a number but not in relation to y.
For 53:
As he will spend $10 dollars on shipping, so he has $110 for buying bulbs. As every bulb costs $20 and he cannot buy parts of a bulb (this is saying you that the domain is in integers) he will, at maximum, buy 5 bulbs at a cost of $100, with $10 resting. He can not buy 6 bulbs and with this $10 is impossible to buy 0.5 bulbs. So, the domain is in integers from 1 <= n <= 5. Option 4.
For 54:
As the u values are integers from 8 to 12, having only 5 possible values, the domain of the function will also have only five integers values, With this we can eliminate options 1 and 2 as they are in real numbers. Option C is the set of values for u but not the domain of c(u). Finally, we have that 4 is correct, those are the values you have if you replace the integer values from 8 to 12 in c(u). Option 4.
Answer:
140/130 > 104%
Step-by-step explanation:
When you convert 140/130 to a decimal, you get 1.07 which is 107%. 107% is greater than 104%, so 140/130 is > 104%
15-9= 6 the difference is 6 people. i hope this is what you were looking for.
The degree of the radian angle 0.11 is 
Explanation:
It is given that the radian angle is 0.11
We need to determine the degrees of the radian angle.
To convert the radian into degrees, let us multiply the radian with 
Thus, we have,
It is given that 
Substituting in the above expression, we have,
Rounding off to the nearest tenth, we have,
Thus, the degree of the radian angle 0.11 is
