Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The Domain of a function is the x value, and the Range of a function is the y value. For example, in the ordered pair (9,4) the Domain is 9, or the x value, and the Range is 4, or the y value. So to find the Domain and Range, write ordered pairs for each plotted point on your graph (the dot at the end of each line) and then go through and identify the Domain and Range from there. When you list them, write the numbers in numeric order from least to greatest. Hope this helps!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Distance Formula: 
Simply plug in your 2 coordinates into the distance formula to find distance <em>d</em>:
If 32.16 includes the sales tax....then the price before the sales tax will be less then 32.16
that only leaves 2 choices.....
so lets check them...
7% sales tax on 2.25 = 0.07(2.25) = 0.16....so if u spent 2.25 on groceries and added the sales tax of 16 cents....then u would have spent 2.41...thats a long way from 32.16
if u spent 30.06...with 7% sales tax....u would spend 30.06 + 0.07(30.06) = 32.16
so the cost of the groceries before the sales tax is 30.06 <==
I love unit rate 13/34=0.38 months to write 1 chapter or write 2.62 in one month (34/13)
