To find the final amount, you would have to multiply her rate per hour (10) by how many hours she tutored (h). Then, you need to add her flat rate of 8.
10h + 8 = 48, where h is how many hours she tutored.
Answer:
A = 100 
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to use the area of a trapezoid formula:
A = 
(a + b)
Now, substitute the values of the height and the bases:
A = 
(10 + 15)
Finally, simplify the equation to solve for the area:
A = 4(25)
A = 100
The Golden Ratio is a mathematical relationship that exists
in art, shapes, nature and the human body. The golden ratio can be present in
your body, from the length of your arms and legs when compared to your torso.
Fingers is another example because the length of our fingers, each section from
the tip of the base to the wrist is larger than the preceding.
The measurement of the human navel to the floor and to the
top of the head to the navel is also the Golden ratio. Plastic surgeons and
dental surgeons use it to reconstruct the human face. It also appears in everything
around us like in the nature and science. It appears on in flower petals
because it is believed that each petal is placed to so that each petal gets the
best exposure to sunlight. Dolphins, starfish, sea urchins and honeybees also
exhibit the proportion like humans. DNA molecules measures 34 angstroms by 21
angstroms at each full cycle of the double helix spiral, these two number are
successive numbers. I think that the Golden Ratio is just a freak coincidence
that happened.
Answer:
D) 130 workers
Step-by-step explanation:
We have the equation, <em>y = 2x + 40</em>, and <em>y, 300</em> (since the y-coordinate represents the # of bottles made), so we can solve for x, <em>the number of workers needed</em>.
Substitute: <em>300 = 2x + 40</em>
Subtract: <em>260 = 2x</em>
Divide: <em>x = 130</em>
Since x = 130 when y = 300, 130 workers are required to make 300 bottles in a day.
