Answer:
Irrational
Step-by-step explanation:
The square root of 3 is not a perfect square, therefore it is irrational. Another way you could see if it is rational is if it can be put in a fraction, if it can't, then it is irrational.
Answer: 48
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Explanation:
The keyword "of" means multiply
150% converts to the decimal form 1.5; you move the decimal point two spots to the left to go from percent form to decimal form
Putting those two facts together lead to...
150% of 32 = 1.5*32 = 48
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Another approach:
x% = x/100
150% = 150/100 = 1.5
150% of 32 = 1.5*32 = 48
The last step is identical as before, but the conversion of 150% is slightly different this time.
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Yet another approach:
100% of anything is itself
So 100% of 32 is 32
The extra 50% means we take half of 32 to get 16. Then we add that onto the 32 to get 16+32 = 48
A>0 so function rises
b=-1 so for x=0 ⇒ y<-1
we look for y that is above the line
so answer is the last <span>graph.</span>
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Okay uh i think it’s immm
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Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
Read the words down to the point where it says "graph this equation." Then, it's not a word problem anymore—it's a problem of graphing the given equation.
c = 2t +8
The "y-intercept" is the value of "y" when t=0. It is 8. This is the cost of a pizza with 0 toppings.
The slope is the coefficient of t. It is 2. This is the increase in the cost of a pizza when 1 topping is added. The slope is the cost of a topping.
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Be aware that the grid on this graph shows squares, but the vertical dimension of the square is $2 while the horizontal dimension is 1 topping. That is, a line with a slope of 2 will lie on the diagonal of a grid square.
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<em>Additional comment</em>
We call the point where the graph crosses the vertical axis the "y-intercept." It is called that here, even though "y" is not in the equation or on the graph anywhere. It should rightfully be called the "c-intercept", since the vertical axis shows the value of c, the cost of the pizza.