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4/33.00
32
10
8
20
20
0
8.15+8=10.15
The answer is 10.15 inches long for each frame.
Answer:
Moving 3 units down
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
D. The mean for the 8th grade players is 3 times the mean for the 6th grade players. & E. The data set distribution for the 8th grade players is symmetric.
Answer:
The number of lower-priced speaker sold was 28
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>The complete question is</em></u>
An online store sells two types of speaker. The higher-priced speaker sells for $170 and the lower-priced speaker sells for $90. Last week the store sold four times as many lower-priced speaker as higher-priced speaker. Combined sales totaled $3,710. How many lower-priced speaker did it sell?
Let
x ----> the number of higher-priced speaker sold
y ----> the number of lower-priced speaker sold
we know that
Last week the store sold four times as many lower-priced speaker as higher-priced speaker
so
----> equation A
Combined sales totaled $3,710
so
----> equation B
Solve the system by graphing
Remember that the solution is the intersection point both graphs
Using a graphing tool
The solution is the point (7,28)
see the attached figure
therefore
The number of lower-priced speaker sold was 28 and the number of higher-priced speaker sold was 7
Your classmate is correct, though this is not explicitly what the midpoint formula is necessarily set out to do. If one is given two sets of endpoints, one can discover the midpoint by finding the mean distance between these two endpoints. For example, if two points are 10 and 2, all you need do to find the midpoint is add the two poles and divide them by 2 (that is, find the average). The same applies for coordinate geometry, except with additional variables, the formula to find the coordinates of a midpoint is: M= (x1+x2/2, y1+y2/2). Thus, two averages (of both the x coordinates and y coordinates are taken). Your classmate is correct if two endpoints are given, think of a line with two poles, the middle of this line must be the midpoint.