The answer to this question would be: 1 5/6
To change a decimal number into fraction, you need to divide the number on the right of decimal point with 1. In this case, the number is 0.83.
This number is hard since .83 doesn't have many factors. To find the answer you can try to multiply the decimal with some number until it close to 1(no decimal left)
0.83* 2= 1.66
0.83* 3= 2.49 ---> close to half, if you find this number, you can try to double it
0.83* 4= 3.32
0.83* 5= 4.15
0.83* 6= 4.98---> close to 1, that means there is high probability that the number can be divided by 6
0.83 would be 4.98/6, but if we assume that the number is 0.8333...... then 0.83 would be 5/6. So, 1.83 would be 1 5/6
Answer:
Y intercept of this function is 2 which is the height of a plant at the time x = 0 or the height of a plant when kept in sunlight.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the given function y = (2 + 4x), x is the number of hours a plant kept in sunlight and y is the height in mm.
Since this equation is in the form of equation of straight line y = mx +c in which m denotes gradient of the line and c is y intercept.
In y = 4x + 2, y intercept of the equation is 2 which means when a plant was kept in sunlight its height was 2 mm.
Answer:
X=-6
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph of the solution to this inequality is: C. number line with an open circle plotted at negative eight and arrow pointing left.
<h3>What is a number line?</h3>
A number line simply refers to a type of graph with a graduated straight line which contains both positive and negative numbers (numerical values) that are placed at equal intervals along its length.
Next, we would solve the given inequality as follows:
−0.4b + 2.4 < 5.6
Subtracting 2.4 from both sides, we have:
−0.4b + 2.4 - 2.4 < 5.6 - 2.4
−0.4b < 5.6 - 2.4
−0.4b < 3.2
Dividing both sides by -0.4, we have:
b < -3.2/0.4
b < -8
In conclusion, the circle on a number line should be open and would point to the left when the inequality symbol is <.
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