1F=1/3Y
(1F)^2=(1/3Y)^2
F^2=1/9Y^2
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13F x 22F = 286F^2
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286F^2 = 286 x 1/9 x Y^2
286F^2 = 286/9 Y^2
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286/9 x $19.50 = $619.67
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Answer:
$619.67
Answer:
Answer: The answer would be B. False.
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Answer:
A: No positive numbers
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
They would have to order 4 more uniforms in order to distribute an equal amount to each employee
Step-by-step explanation:
First we have to calculate the number of maximum uniforms that can be given to each employee equally
For this we simply divide the number of uniforms by the number of employees and look only at the whole number
980/41 = 23.92 = 23
we don't round we just take the decimals
now we multiply the number of maximum uniforms that we can give each one by the number of employees
23 * 41 = 943
to the 980 uniforms we subtract the 943
980 - 943 = 37
Calculate how much is left to 37 to reach 41
41 - 37 = 4
This means that they would have to order 4 more uniforms in order to distribute an equal amount to each employee
Answer:
1) £2 = €2.32
£5 = €5.80
£50 = €58
2) The graph will be a straight line
3) (0, 0)
4) Label the independent variable, £ on the x-axis and dependent variable € on the y-axis
Step-by-step explanation:
1) The given conversion factors is £1 = €1.16
Therefore;
£2 = 2 × €1.16 = €2.32
£2 = €2.32
£5 = 5 × €1.16 = €5.80
£5 = €5.80
£50 = 50 × €1.16 = €58
£50 = €58
2) The shape of the plot of the directly proportional currencies graph will be a straight line
3) Given that the £ is directly proportional to the € and that the value of the € can be found directly by multiplying the amount in £ by 1.16, without the addition of a constant, the graph crosses the axes at the origin (0, 0)
4) The y-axes which is the dependent variable should be labelled €, while the x-axis which is the independent variable should be labelled £
