Answer: for 9 attendees it would cost $18
Step-by-step explanation: First you have to find the unit rate. So for every 7 attendees it costs $14, divide them both by the GCF which is 7. 14÷7=2
7÷7=1
So for every 1 attendee it is $2.
Now to figure out how much it would cost for 9 attendees, figure out what you have to do to 1 to get 9. Multiply it by 9.
And whatever you do to one number you have to do for the other. So $2 • 9 = $18
So for every 9 attendees it costs $18.
This would be y=-x-6. The slope is the number before x and the y intercept is the number coming after. This shows that it must be y=-1x-6
Answer: 18
Step-by-step explanation: for the boys 4 times 18 equals 72 so there are 4 rows of 18. for the girls 5 times 18 is 90 so 5 rows of 18.
Answer:
7.38×10^3
Step-by-step explanation:
The usual rules of exponents apply.
(20.5×10^7)(3.6×10^-5) = (2.05)(3.6)(10^(8-5)) = 7.38×10^3
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<em>Additional comment</em>
You can have your scientific or graphing calculator or your spreadsheet compute this product for you and display the result in scientific notation. You can enter the numbers in scientific notation or in standard form in any calculator or spreadsheet. (For a spreadsheet, the first number would be entered 20.5e7 or 2.05e8.)
The applicable rule of exponents is ...
(10^a)(10^b) = 10^(a+b)
Just as the place values increase by factors of 10 going to the left of the decimal point, so they decrease by factors of 10 to the right. The number 3 in 0.000036 is in the 5th place to the right of the decimal point, so has a place value of 10^-5.
