<span>The answer is B. C(n) = 0.75n - 0.25.
Let n be the number of pieces. The price for 1 piece is $0.75. The price C for n pieces without a coupon is n * $0.75: C(n) = 0.75n. The coupon value is $0.25. So, this value must be subtracted from the total price of n pieces. Since the coupon values in independent on the number of pieces, the price C for n pieces with the coupon will be: C(n) = 0.75n - 0.25. Therefore, the correct choice is B.</span>
Answer:
6 + 3
+ 2
+ 
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the rule of radicals
×
⇔ 
Given
(3 +
)(2 +
)
Each term in the second factor is multiplied by each term in the first factor, that is
3(2 +
) +
(2 +
) ← distribute both parenthesis
= 6 + 3
+ 2
+ 
Pictures always help; see the one I've attached for reference.
Call the first vector (from HQ to the supply drop) u and the second vector (from supply drop to medics) v. We then want to find w, the vector from the medics to HQ, which corresponds to the vector -(u + v). (This is because u + v is the vector pointing from HQ to the medics; we're talking about the one in the opposite direction.)
Write the vectors in horizontal/vertical component form:
u = (125 km) (cos 235º x + sin 235º y) = (-71.70 x - 102.39 y) km
v = (75 km) (cos 110º x + sin 110º y) = (-25.65 x + 70.48 y) km
Why these angles?
- "55 degrees south of west" is 235º; due west is 180º from the positive horizontal axis, and you add 55º to this
- "20 degrees west of north" is 110º; due north is 90º, so add 20º to this
Add the vectors:
u + v = (-97.35 x - 31.92 y) km
Multiply by -1 to get the vector w:
w = -(u + v) = (97.35 x + 31.92 y) km
The distance covered by this vector is equal to its magnitude:
||w|| = √((97.35 km)^2 + (31.92 km)^2) = 102.45 km
The direction <em>θ</em> is given by
tan<em>θ</em> = (31.92 km)/(97.35 km) ==> <em>θ</em> = 18.15º
0.8%=6
6/8=0.75(0.1%)
0.75*1000=750(100%)
Answer=750
Proof= 750*0.008=6
The factoring can be done similarly to a quadratic equation thanks to x^4 being the square value of x^2.
<span>x^4 + 6x^2 - 7
x^4</span><span> - x^2</span> + 7x^2 - 7
(x^4 - x^2) + (<span>7x^2 - 7)
</span>x^2(x^2 - 1) + 7(<span>x^2 - 1)
</span>(x^2 + 7)(x^2 - 1)
<span>(x^2 + 7)(x - 1)(x + 1)
</span>
Factored completely we get: <span>(x^2 + 7)(x - 1)(x + 1)</span>