The one with (1, 10) and (1, 15) because in a function the same x value cannot equal different y values
Add 5 to both sides of this inequality <span>x - 5 > -2: x > 3 (answer)</span>
You'd like to think 1 is true. I wonder if it really is though. There are so many horror stories out there about people in University courses that will be paid off by a McDonald's employee. (Sorry if that's you).
Again you hope this is true, but much depends on where you are. You can have a mansion in a ghetto area and it is worth next to nothing.
I should hope so.
The 4th one is a physical relationship. If the person is driving all the time it is true. There is a positive relationship.
The last one would have a random result.
All of these or none of them could have positive results. If you treat it as a pure math question, 1 should, 2 should, 3 should, 4 should and 5 should not. This question is far too subjective to get 100%. If you say anything at all, arguing it is very worthwhile. State your case and then shut up if your marker disagrees.
The mathematical equation for this word problem would be . . .
3/4 / 8
This equation also equals . . .
3/4 * 1/8
Then you would multiply the numerators together and the denominators together . . .
3 * 1/4 * 8
This simplifies to . . .
3/32
So, each student can get 3/32 of the cake.
Answer: 3/32 of the cake
Answer:
For x it would be 50 m2
Step-by-step explanation: