It's dependent on the context. A book may ask you to find the f'(x) of a function and you may have to use a u sub in your problem which requires you to find the dy/dx of what you substitute. So in this case both would be used.
Direct variation has this equation:
y = kx
where k is the constant of variation
y = -5 ; x = -15
y = kx
-5 = k(-15)
-5/-15 = k
1/3 = k
Choice D. y = 1/3 x
John bought 18 erasers.
Explanation: He has $6.00
He spends $3.12 on notebooks
Then you do $6.00 - $3.12 and you get $2.88
If it’s ¢16 per eraser and he has no money left over after buying erasers than you would divide $2.88 by $0.16 which turns into 288 divided by 16 which comes out to 18.
Therefor John bought 18 erasers.
Remember when you just said random stuff on all my questions to get points, Anyways it's A. because they found to those numbers
Answer:
Option A
Triangles ABC and TUV
Step-by-step explanation:
Given three triangles ABC , FGH and TUV
For triangles ABC and FGH, given that
DF =AB
DH = AC
and angle F = angle A
This cannot be taken as SAS congruence because the angle F is not included between the equal sides. Two triangles can be congruent by SAS only if two sides and included angle are congruent.
For triangles ABC and TUV we have AB=TU, AC = TV and
included angles between these sides are equal.
So these two triangles are congruent
We write corresponding sides only in order Hence ABC = TUV
and Not VTU =ABC
So option A is true.
