Answer:
2nd one -48, 96,-192
Step-by-step explanation:
D because it is not in y=mx+b form
If the growth rate is a constant, we can model it using a linear equation:
y = b + ax
where b = initial value, a = growth rate.
In this case, x = m = number of months.
Let's find the equation for the growth of each species.
Species A:
Initial height = b = 25 cm
Growth rate = a = 3 cm per month
So its height can be modeled by H(m) = 25 + 3m
Species B:
Initial height = b = 10 cm
Growth rate = a = 8 cm per month
So its height can be modeled by H(m) = 10 + 8m
Thus the answer is A: H(m) = 25 + 3m and B: H(m) = 10 + 8m.
Answer:
-4
Step-by-step explanation:
Move variables to one side and numbers on the other.
12 - 3x = -6x
+ 3x +3x
12 = -3x
/-3 /-3
-4 = x
Maybe something like:
200s + 105a + 200 = 1,000
You can use x and y instead of s for student and a for adult.
Are the adults and students charged the same? If so then:
200x + 105x + 200 = 1,000
