A 120 watt light-bulb is a 0.120 kilowatt light bulb.
In one hour, it uses 0.120 kilowatt-hour of energy.
If electrical energy costs $0.20 per kilowatt hour, then that light bulb costs
(0.120 kilowatt-hour / hour) x (0.20 dollar / kilowatt-hour) =
(0.120 x $0.20 / hour) =
$0.024 / hour = <span>2.4¢ per hour </span>
Answer:
(1,-6)
Step-by-step explanation:
4x - y = 10
4x -(-6) = 10
4x + 6 = 10
- 6 - 6
4x = 4
/4 /4
x = 1
(x, y) -> (1,-6)
Check your answer:
4x - y = 10
4(1) - (-6) = 10
4 + 6 = 10
10 = 10
This statement is correct
Hope this helps!
Answer: 4
Try just dividing 23/5 and you’d get 4 something. But since 5.97 is close to 6 you can also mentally divide 23/6 and get 3something (it’d be really close to 4)
Check the picture below.
so the lateral area will be just the area of the sides, namely excluding the bases at top and bottom, thus
