I believe it should be A.
Answer:
x = 24
Step-by-step explanation:
The given line y = 3 is a horizontal line with slope zero (0).
We wish to find the equation of a line that is perpendicular to y = 3. Such a line would be a vertical one. Vertical lines do not have slopes defined (due to division by zero).
Thus the general form of the equation of this new line is x = c.
This new line passes through (24, -56). Thus, x must be 24: x = 24
You have separated the figure into three (3) parts. There are two squares (or rectangles on the bottom. Subtract 5 from 8 to find out the length of the side (right side). 8-5=3. Then subtract 3 from 8 (8-3=5). The new length is 5 ft. 5 multiplied by 5 is the area of one of the squares on the bottom (25 ft. squared). Multiply that by two to find the area of both the squares on the bottom (50 ft. squared).
There's also a rectangle on the top. The base is 15 ft. and the height is 3 ft. Remember that you subtracted 5 from 8 to find out the area of the two bottom squares. 15 multiplied by 3 is 45 (ft.)
Add 45 to 50 to get the area of the entire figure. (45+50=95 or 95 ft. squared).
95 ft. squared is the area of the entire figure. Hope this helped you.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Require
Solving (a):
Subtract 24 from both sides
Divide both sides by 2
Solving (b):
Substitute 330 for P un the expression in (1)
Evaluate the bracket
<em>Question c; seem irrelevant</em>
Answer:
A. $2.26
Step-by-step explanation:
An equation for Harper's balance can be written similar to the one written for Raymond's balance. It will be ...
H(t) = 110(1.035)^t
For t = 2, the two balances will be ...
H(2) = 110(1.035^2) = 117.83
R(2) = 110(1.025^2) = 115.57
The difference is ...
$117.83 -115.57 = $2.26
Harper's account will have $2.26 more.
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As a quick estimate or sanity check, you can see that Harper's interest rate is 1% more than Raymond's. So, in 2 years, he will earn a little more than 2% more on his investment than Raymond earns. 2% of $110 is $2.20, so the difference can be expected to be slightly more than this.
