The example on direct variation is illustrated below based on the information given.
<h3>How to illustrate the direct variation?</h3>
An example will be:
When x = 2, y = 10. Find the value of y when x is 6.
In this case, this will be calculated thus:
y = kx
10 = 2k
k = 10/2
k = 5
Since y = kx.
y = 5 × 6
y = 30
The value of y is 30.
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Product of two consecutive integer so this mean that x and y but y = x+1 than
x(x+1)=1332
x^2 +x -1332 =0 so bc. you get 36*37=1332 and 37x-36x=x so you can rewriting this quadratic factorized completlie
x^2 +x -1332 = 0
(x+37)(x-36)=0
x+37=0
x=-37 so the larger integer result that will be 37
Answer:
$1.12
Step-by-step explanation:
12÷3=4
1 box of markers is $2.50, Multiply $2.50 by 3 and you get $7.50. 12- $7.50= $4.50. $4.50÷ 2= $2.25. $2.25÷2= $1.12
Not 100% but i'm pretty sure this is the answer. Hope this helps. ( if i'm wrong sorry its 2:30 am)
Seven tenths
Forty seven and nine tenths
Eighteen and eight one hundredths
One hundred twenty five and twenty three thousandths
One hundred and twenty six thousandths
One hundred fifty and seventy five thousandths
