Answer: I believe it’s 8
Step-by-step explanation:
It’s 13 minus 5
If it took t hours to travel to college then it took 7-t to return home.
The distance travelled is the same so 15t=6(7-t), 15t=42-6t, 21t=42, t=2 hours.
So travel to college took 2 hours and it took 5 hours to return home.
20 days
x=number of days vacation
y=daily expenses
xy=1100
(x+2)(y-5)=1100
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xy-5x+2y-10=1100
xy-5x+2y=1110
y=1100/x
x(1100/x)-5x+2(1100/x)=1110
1100-5x+(2200/x)=1110
-5x+(2200/x)=10
-5x^2 + 2200 = 10x
-x^2 + (440) = 2x
x^2 - 440 + 2x = 0
(x+22)(x-20)=0
x=-22,20
only take the positive answer because the negative answer doesn't make sense in the question
so the answer is 20
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I might be wrong; this question probation should've been this hard so I might have taken a wrong turn somewhere. feel free to double check my work
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given
---x = 0, in 2012
-- x = 5, in 2017
Required
Select all possible equations
Because there is a reduction in the population, as time increases; the rate must be less than 1.
An exponential function is represented as:

Where

rate > 1 in options (a) and (b) i.e. 1.03
This implies that (a) and (b) cannot be true
For option (c), we have:

Set x = 0

Set x = 5

<em>This is true because the calculated values of f(0) and f(5) correspond to the given values</em>
For option (d), we have:

Set x = 0

<em>This is false because the calculated value of f(0) does not correspond to the given value</em>
For option (e), we have:

Set x = 0
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<em>This is false because the f(x) is not undefined at x = 0</em>
For option (f), we have:

Set x = 0

<em>This is false because the calculated value of f(0) does not correspond to the given value</em>
<em>From the computations above, only (c) </em>
<em> is true</em>
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