To solve for x we proceed as follows:
from the laws of logarithm, given that:
log_a b=c
then
a^c=b
applying the rationale to our question we shall have:
log_5 x=4
hence
5^4=x
x=625
Answer: x=625
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
2+4 = 6
..............
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Translate the image 2 units right and 1 unit up. Then rotate the image 180°.
Take the coordinate W, it is at (2, 4).
Translate 2 units right (add 2 to the x coordinate) and 1 up (add 1 to the y coordinate)
(2, 4) ------> (2 + 2, 4 + 1) -------> (4, 5)
A rotation of 180° (doesn't matter the direction) makes the coordinates their opposites. Positives become negatives and negatives become positive.
(4, 5) -------> (-4, -5)
Answer: 233 people per thousand
Step-by-step explanation:
Using extrapolation method,
if 150/k in 1950,
200/k in 1990,
275/k in 2020,
2003 lies in between 1990 and 2020. So, you extrapolate the values of 200/k and 275/k for the years respectively.
Therefore,
(2003 - 1990)/(2020 - 2003) = (x - 200)/(275 - x)
Where x is the number of retirees per thousand for 2003
Making x the subject of relation in the above equation.
Cross multiply the equation above;
(2003 - 1990)(275-x) = (2020 - 2003)(x - 200)
13(275 - x) = 17(x-200)
3575 - 13x = 17x - 3400
Collect the like terms
3575+3400 = 17x + 13x
30x = 6975
x = 6975/30
x = 232.5
x = 233 people per thousand to the nearest integer
The diagram shows that the triangles on the graph had similar ratios, as such their vertical heights to their horizontal are equivalent.
Option D is correct.
<h3>What is the slope of a graph?</h3>
The slope of a graph determines the steepness of the graph and it is the difference between two points on the y-coordinate(rise) and the difference between two points on the x-coordinate(run).
From the diagram attached, we can see that the triangles on the graph had similar ratios, as such their vertical heights(y-coordinates) to their horizontal (x-coordinates) are equivalent.
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