You need to make this in a mixed number form.
60% decimal = .6 fraction= 6/10
3/4 percent =75% (think of $$) decimal =.75
0.23 percent =23% fraction= 23/100
1/8 percent= 12.5 decimal = 0.125
18% decimal= .18 fraction= 18/100 (simplified to 9/50)
2/3 percent=0.6% repeating (so put a line over 6) decimal= 0.6 repeating aswell so do the same as last
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Answer:
225
Step-by-step explanation:
15(1+15/2) *2= 240-15=225
Let's say Diana is "x" years old today.
in 3 years, she's going to be " x + 3 " years old.
33 years ago, she was " x - 33 " old.
how much is 4 times that anyway? well 4(x-33), that's 4 times as 33 years ago her age.
now, we know in 3 years, x+3, she'll be "<span>4 times as old as she was 33 years ago", 4(x-33), therefore, those amounts are equal then,
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why is it most logical to use "x" for her age today?
well, because 3 years from now is just x + 3
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33 years ago is x - 33, 4 times that is 4( x - 33 ).
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Answer:
D) y = (x+1)^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the graph, the y-intercept is 1, and the x-intercept is -1. Only equation that works is D:
When we plug in x=-1:
y=(-1+1)^2
y=0
This is shown on the graph
When we plug in y=1:
1=(x+1)^2
1=x+1
0=x
x=0
This shows up on the graph