Y=5x+30
X is the days
And so by plugging in x you get
y=5(5)+30
y=25+30
y=55
And so by day 5 she's running 55 minutes
But that's what I think
Written numerically, the number you stated is written as:
5,004,300
Standard Form (Scientific Notation) numbers are written as a decimal (n.m) such that there is [normally] only one digit (n) to the left of the decimal point, and the rest of the number (m) to the right (with a possible limit). If there is only a single digit in the whole number then the value on the right is a zero (n.0).
To show that the value shown has shifted its decimal point position, the number of decimal positions shifted is shown after the number as a 10’s multiplied to the power of the number of positions shifted.
e.g., 102 = 102.0 = 1.02 (decimal point shifted left two places. If smallest digit is 0 then ignore it UNLESS it’s the ONLY digit!!)
1.02*10^2(2 Decimal shift to the left)
1.02*10^2
So, for the number asked in the question:
5,004,300 = 5,004,300.0
Left shift 6 times to largest digit = 5.004300
5.004300 (show the shift multiplier: 10^6)
5.004300*10^6
I think it would be 23 bags without any cookies left over
Answer:
g(x) is shifted 6 units to the left
Step-by-step explanation:
Lets try to simplify g(x) since has a few extra terms:
g(x)= 3x+12-6=3x+6
Now it is easier to compare the two functions.
We can tell that they both have the same slope, both differs on a extra term
This term tell us that the g(x) is shifted to the left (it is positive 6)
Another approach to the solution is to plot the two functions together by obtaining the crossing points with the 'y' axis and with the 'x' axis
the result is shown in the attached picture
Total = 7 slices.
1student = 7/9 of a slice.
Total number of students:


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Answer: She will be able to hand out to 9 students.---------------------------------------------------------------------------