36 and 48 have the ratio of 3:4
You are given two points on a line, and told that the function is "direct variation." You can save a lot of time by recognizing that the y-intercept here is zero (0). Thus, the line passes through the origin.
A line through (2,14) and (4,38) is NOT direct variation, because the line connecting those two points does NOT pass through the origin, and thus has a vertical intercept.
Answer:
The quotient is 3 and 
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Step-by-step explanation:
To find the quotient of the division (which is just the solution, really), we have to solve the division itself:
Now that we know the quotient, we can look at the question itself to find it requires from us an answer with a whole number in it.
Therefore, we transform the fraction as thus:
Therefore, the final answer is 3 and .
Hope this helped!
To find the area of the curve subject to these constraints, we must take the integral of y = x ^ (1/2) + 2 from x=1 to x=4
Take the antiderivative: Remember that this what the original function would be if our derivative was x^(1/2) + 2
antiderivative (x ^(1/2) + 2) = (2/3) x^(3/2) + 2x
* To check that this is correct, take the derivative of our anti-derivative and make sure it equals x^(1/2) + 2
To find integral from 1 to 4:
Find anti-derivative at x=4, and subtract from the anti-derivative at x=1
2/3 * 4 ^ (3/2) + 2(4) - (2/3) *1 - 2*1
2/3 (8) + 8 - 2/3 - 2 Collect like terms
2/3 (7) + 6 Express 6 in terms of 2/3
2/3 (7) + 2/3 (9)
2/3 (16) = 32/3 = 10 2/3 Answer is B
