Answer:
9 =6x
Step-by-step explanation:
We know this is the answer because the -4x was cancelled out left to the equal sign, and 2x has now become 6x after adding 4x.
Y= 4/5 x + 24
To find the rate of change you find the difference in each of the numbers on the graph. For example, 36-32 is 4. So 28-4 is 24 and that would be the next number down. It would also match x to be 0 because since the rate of change for x was 5, if you subtract 5 from 5 you get 0. So from this we know that the coordinates would be 0,5.
From this info, the slope would be 4/5 and the y intercept or initial value would be 24
The name of the sets of the numbers to which each of the given number belongs is:
- 7 = Natural number. Integer. Rational number.
- √23 = Irrational number.
- л = Irrational number.
- O = Rational number. Integer.
- -0.5 = Rational number.
- -2.5 = Rational number.
- √0.09 = Rational number.
- -√0.9 = Irrational number.
<h3>What are sets of numbers?</h3>
These are the various types of number groups that exist for categorizing numbers.
Natural numbers are all positive numbers from 1 to infinity while integers are positive and negative whole numbers. A decimal cannot be an integer as a result.
Rational numbers are discrete which means that they are terminating and eventually stop going while irrational numbers will keep going to infinity and are therefore non-terminating.
Find out more on sets of numbers at brainly.com/question/13081505
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Given expression : .
We need to apply power property of logs to rewrite it.
According to log rule of exponents:
If we compare given expression with the rule the exponent part is f, base is 6.
Therefore, we need to bring exponent f in front of log.
Therefore, .
<h3>And correct option is second option
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<u><em>16.1 is the final answer. </em></u>
<em>Product- it's going to be multiply by the numbers only.</em>
<em>You can also round up to the nearest tenths is 16.0</em>
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