I don't see any question there ... just a bunch of pretty rulers.
I'm going out on a limb here, and I'm gonna assume that the question is "Identify the number to which the arrow on each ruler is pointing.".
If that's the question, you're welcome. If not, ignore everything I'm about to say.
Orphan ruler on page-1: 6 and 1/4
Rulers on page-2, starting at the top and working down:
6 and 3/8
1
3 and 5/8
2 and 1/2
7 and 3/4
4 and 7/8
5 and 1/8
9 and 1/2 .
If these answers are not helpful, remember: I'm the one who had to invent the question, and for the question that I invented, these answers are all correct !
Answer:
80 students
Step-by-step explanation:
52 + 28 = 80
Check the picture below.
now, if AC is that much, recall, BD is the midsegment, thus AB = BC, so AB is just one of the equal halves of AC, so, AB is AC/2.
Solved the inequality correctly and graphed their solution correctly.
Answer:
(C) f’(c) = 0 and f”(c) > 0
Step-by-step explanation:
A minimum occurs where the first derivative is 0 (the tangent line is horizontal), and the second derivative is positive (concave up). The simplest example of this is a positive parabola, like y = x², which has a relative minimum at its vertex.
