The statements aren't given; however the number of 1/2 and 1/4 - pound package have been calculated below.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given :
A 12 pound block :
Number of 1/2 pound packages that can be obtained :
12 ÷ 1/2 ;
12 * 2/1 = 24 (1/2 - Pound package) can be obtained.
Number of 1/4 pound package that can be obtained :
12 ÷ 1/4
12 * 4 /1 = 48 (1/4 - Pound package) can be obtained
We can obtain twice the number of 1/2 - pound package by using the 1/4 - pound slicing.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
The velocity of a moving body is given by the equation:

Is the velocity is <em>positive </em>(v>0), then our object will be moving <em>forwards</em>.
And if the velocity is negative (v<0), then our object will be moving <em>backwards</em>.
We want to find between which interval(s) is the object moving backwards. Hence, the second condition. Therefore:

By substitution:

Solve. To do so, we can first solve for <em>t</em> and then test values. By factoring:

Zero Product Property:

Now, by testing values for t<1, 1<t<4, and t>4, we see that:

So, the (only) interval for which <em>v</em> is <0 is the second interval: 1<t<4.
Hence, our answer is A.
1) idk I got none of your options
2)p=42,000÷(1+0.0225÷12)^(12×5)
P=37,535.04
3)PVAO=4900*12[(1/0.029)-(1/0.029*(1+0.029)^10]=504145.41..compare with 500000
So the answer is D
4)lucas
90×87.92=7,912.8
((8,476.20−7,912.8)
÷7,912.8)×100=7.1%
Peton
55×72.03=3,961.65
((4,192.10−3,961.65)
÷3,961.65)×100=5.8%
So the answer is D