Answer:
z I need this in essay form......
Phaeton, who has just discovered that is he is the son of the sun god, pays a visit to his father and makes a special request. In this passage consider how the author uses literary elements such as plot and language to reinforce the theme of the dangers of pride.
Answer:
800 monthly
Step-by-step explanation:10times20=200
4 weeks in a month so you do week1 200,week2 400,week3 600,week4 800.
Answer:
The number of whole loaves at each location = 5 loaves
Step-by-step explanation:
This problem is essentially testing your ability to use simple division within remainders, and the number of whole loaves is calculated as follows:
Numer of loaves of bread = 16
number of locations = 3
next, we will divide the number of loaves by the number of locations since Olivia placed an equal number of loaves in 3 different locations:
This means that there will be 5 whole loaves and 1 loaf that will be divided equally into the three places.
Therefore, the number of whole loaves at each location = 5 loaves
<em>but remember that there will be a remainder of 1 loaf.</em>
Answer:
a) 8.13
b) 4.10
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the rate of reaction R'(t) = 2/t+1 + 1/√t+1
In order to get the total reaction R(t) to the drugs at this times, we need to first integrate the given function to get R(t)
On integrating R'(t)
∫ (2/t+1 + 1/√t+1)dt
In integration, k∫f'(x)/f(x) dx = 1/k ln(fx)+C where k is any constant.
∫ (2/t+1 + 1/√t+1)dt
= ∫ (2/t+1)dt+ ∫ (1/√t+1)dt
= 2∫ 1/t+1 dt +∫1/+(t+1)^1/2 dt
= 2ln(t+1) + 2(t+1)^1/2 + C
= 2ln(t+1) + 2√(t+1) + C
a) For total reactions from t = 1 to t = 12
When t = 1
R(1) = 2ln2 + 2√2
≈ 4.21
When t = 12
R(12) = 2ln13 + 2√13
≈ 12.34
R(12) - R(1) ≈ 12.34-4.21
≈ 8.13
Total reactions to the drugs over the period from t = 1 to t= 12 is approx 8.13.
b) For total reactions from t = 12 to t = 24
When t = 12
R(12) = 2ln13 + 2√13
≈ 12.34
When t = 24
R(24) = 2ln25 + 2√25
≈ 16.44
R(12) - R(1) ≈ 16.44-12.34
≈ 4.10
Total reactions to the drugs over the period from t = 12 to t= 24 is approx 4.10
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The troop wants to sell a minimum of 1,000 boxes, so we're looking for the smallest number of boxes they can sell and still meet the goal. Since there are 13 girls in the troop, take the ceiling (round up to the nearest whole number) of 1,000 divided by 13:
