What is the reciprocal of -3 2/7 ? -3 7/2 -23/7 -7/23 3 2/7
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a. The department that accounts for approximately one-fifth of the annual budget, based on the pie chart, is the <u>Research Department</u>.
b. The percentage of the annual budget used by the Marketing and Sales departments combined is 30%.
c. If 18% of the annual budget is used for Research, approximately the percentage used for Marketing is 9%.
<h3>What is a pie chart?</h3>A pie chart is a graphical representation of data in a circle. In this pie chart, the area or percentage of the whole circle is 100%
Thus, we can obtain the values of the different groups represented in the pie chart by systematically dividing the circle accordingly.
The rule to follow is that vertical angles are always congruent (equal) as they have two lines that intersect to form opposite angles.
<h3>Data and Calculations:</h3>Research, Sales, and Marketing = 50% of the budget (half of the pie chart)
Research = 18%
Sales and Marketing = 32% (50% - 18%)
Research equals Media and Support and Media and Support are equal.
Therefore, Media is 9% (18%/2) and Support is also 9%.
Since opposite angles are always equal, Engineering (opposite to Sales and Marketing combined) is 32%.
This results in a total of 100% (18% + 32% + 9% + 9% +32%)
<h3>Question Completion:</h3>The pie chart attached shows how the annual budget for Equipment Producers Incorporated is divided by department. Use this chart to answer the questions below.
c) If 18% of the annual budget is used for Research, approximately what percentage is used for Marketing?
Thus, the department that accounts for approximately one-fifth of the annual budget, based on the pie chart, is the <u>Research Department</u>.
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Answer:
W'(1,-5), X'(6,-3), Y'(1,-1), Z'(-4,-3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Reflection over the x-axis changes the sign of the y-coordinate. The x-coordinate remains unchanged.
The reflected points are ...
W'(1,-5), X'(6,-3), Y'(1,-1), Z'(-4,-3)
