What estimate can you make for 2/3 and 1/6?
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Answer:
His book was opened at Page no.296 and Page no.297
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the page number of one page be x
Page number of page facing page no. x = x+1
We are given that the product of the facing pages was 87,912.
So, x(x+1)=87912
(x+297)(x-296)=0
x=296,-297
Since Page no. cannot be negative
So, x=296
x+1=296+1=297
So, his book was opened at Page no.296 and Page no.297
Hello and Good Morning/Afternoon
<u>Let's take this problem step by step</u>:
<u>To find the rate of change is essentially like finding a line's slope</u>:
⇒ the <em>x-values</em> are the <em>number of sodas</em>
⇒ the<em> y-values </em>are the <em>total costs</em>
<em> ⇒ choose</em> two sets of coordinates and find the slope
<u>Let's put that into action</u>
- Choose any two points
⇒ (24, 18)
⇒ (28, 21)
- Calculate Slope
<u>Since the rate of change is total cost over number of sodas</u>
⇒ <em>unit is '</em>total cost/number of sodas'
<u>Answer: 3/4 total cost/number of sodas</u>
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