The real world example for the absolute value are to express the change in balance of account.
How to use absolute value in real world problem?
Absolute value in real world problem is used to express the change or variation from one point to another point. In the absolute value, the sign of the number is not consideredd.
Let a real world example-
- Everyone is going with 20 km/h and a person x is going with 15 km/h.
- The person x has most likely to get the token as the difference between his speed and public speed is 5 km/h.
- The sign of the number is not considered, whether it is +5 or -5 it is the difference of 5 km/h.
- The number line for this absolute value is plotted below.
The real world example for the absolute value are to express the change in balance of account.
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Answer:
(–2, 11), (1, –4), (0, 1)
Y=4(0-2)^2-1
y=15
(0,15)
plug 0 for x
0=4(x-2)^2-1
(5/2,0) and (3/2,0)
plug 0 for y
Answer:
√91 ≈ 9.5394
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the square root of 91 to find the value of x. There is no simpler radical form. You can write it as ...
x = √91 . . . . . . . simplest radical form
or as
x ≈ 9.5394 . . . . an approximation of the irrational root
Answer:
$375
Step-by-step explanation:
9 + 8 = 17
17 + 20 = 37
37 x 4.25 = 375
(I think I’m sorry I’m not good at math)