Answer: B
The piece wise functions first part says: x is less than it equal to one and has a vertical shift down 4. which would mean the circle is closed and shaded down.
The second part of the function says x is greater than one and has a vertical shift up 3. This would mean it is an open circle and is shaded up.
Answer:
A linear algebraic equation is nice and simple, containing only constants and variables to the first degree (no exponents or fancy stuff). To solve it, simply use multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction when necessary to isolate the variable and solve for "x". Here's how you do it: 4x + 16 = 25 -3x =
Answer:
volume = length^3
3375= length^3
therefore length = 15 units
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
She has 28056 before any deductions are taken off. As far as the IRS is concerned every penny she earns is fully accountable for the 4 categories that she has to pay into.
The problem with the question is you are not told what is wanted. Do they want the income before or after the deductions have been made or do they want the accountable sum (28056)? I don't really know. 28056 is one possible answer.
Total deductions
- Federal Tax 3780.90
- State Tax 770.98
- Medicare 406.81
- SSI <u>1739.47</u>
- All Deductions 6698.16
Income = 28056 - 6698.16 = 21357.84
I think the answer you want is 28056
One answer it is not is 4*28056 = 112224. The tax is far too low for that kind of income.
Answer:
x = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this equation, first you want to write the whole thing out.
32x - 1 = 243
Next you want to get the variable by itself, so you are going to use inverse operations. in the equation, it is 32x - 1, so you are going to add one to both sides, getting you this:
32x = 244
Now for the final step you are going to get x alone, so you are going to use inverse operations once more and divide 32 on both sides getting you your answer.
x = 4
Now if you want to check your work simply plug in x, and if it is equal, you got the correct answer!
I hope this helped and good luck with your math!
I'm really sorry if I'm wrong though, even though I already finished this unit a while ago I struggled on this one even though it is so easy compared to the equations I have now.
