No, because negative base sometimes results in non-real or imaginary value.
Ok this inequality tells you the number of devices you can have before the new plan costs more than the old plan. The new plan expression is $4.50x + $94m = y ( total cost). The old plan is $175m = y (total cost). You can see m (number of months) in both equations, you don't need it this time since we're going to to compare both to one month. Since they're both equal to y you can make them equal to each other. $4.50x + $94 = $175. Now you want to figure when the new plan is less than the old plan you switch the equal sign for a less than sign. $4.50x + $94 < $175; this will help you find the inequality you want. From there just use algebraic steps to find that x has to less than 18 or
x < 18.
Answer:
<h2>2. D. 64</h2><h2>5. B. 1, -3/2</h2><h2>6. C. 0, 2</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 3.34 or 3.34090909
Step-by-step explanation: put 15 divided by 44 in your calculator. Yous should get 0.34090909 , then put your original 3 in front of that. Round your number if that is required.
Step-by-step explanation:
the distance is sqrt ( (-6)^2 + (-12)^2) = sqrt( 36 + 144) = sqrt( 180) = sqrt(36*5) = 6 * sqrt(5)
2/(2+4) = 2/6 = 1/3
-2 + (1/3)*6*sqrt(5) = -2 + 2* sqrt(5)
6 + (1/3)*6*sqrt(5) = 6 + 2* sqrt(5)
