Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Plug your values into the Pythagorean Theorem to check if they make sense
Answer:
a type nut is 10 pounds
a different one is 14 pounds
Step-by-step explanation:
let a type of the nut be represented by t
Let a different one be represented by d
a type of nut cost $7 per pound
a different one cost $4.20 per pound
The cost of the mixture for 24 pounds = 5.37 * 24
= $128.88
t + d = 24 ........(1)
7t + 4.2d = 128.88 ..........(2)
From equation (1), t = 24 - d
Put t = 24 - d in equation 2
7(24 - d) + 4.2d = 128.88
168 - 7d + 4.2d = 128.88
168 - 2.8d = 128.88
-2.8d = 128.88 - 168
-2.8d = -39.12
d = -39.12 / -2.8
d= 13.97
d = 14 pounds
t = 24 - d
t = 24 - 14
t = 10 pounds
A type nut is 10 pounds. A different one is 14 pounds
Answer:
29. See table below
30. See attached graph
31. The slope is m= 0.10
The slope represent the cost for every additional call minute.
Step-by-step explanation:
The cost is $0.5 first minute and $0.10 for any additional minutes
If c is the total cost of a call that last t minutes then;
c= 0.10t + 0.5-----where t is the time the call lasted
29. Use the equation above to create the table as;
t {x} c{y}
1 0.6
2 0.7
3 0.8
4 0.9
5 1.0
6 1.1
The graph of this plot is as attached , where the coordinates are
{1,0.6} , {2,0.7} ,{3,0.8} ,{4,0.9} ,{5,1.0}, {6,1.1}
The slope can be found using the formula;
m=Δy/Δx
m= 1.1 - 0.6 / 6-1
m= 0.5 / 5 = 0.10
The slope represent the cost for every additional call minute.
The measure of the angle FEG is probably the same as the measure of the angle FDG. There is nothing saying that EF is parallel to DG, but if so, the measure of the angle FEG is also 50º.
When the diagonals of a trapezium with two parallel bases inside of a circle are drawn, they make the same angle measure with those bases.
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