Well, this could be a "hecto" but in practice it's not really used. If you want to use it, you would speak of "hectometers".
if your question would be 1000 times larger, then it would be "kilo" and this one is actually widely used.
Y=2x-3.
Answer B.
Proof
When y=1 then x=2
y=2x-3
1=2*2-3
1=4-3
1=1
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SOLUTION:
Given the following table:
Show A Show B Total
Men - 76 124 200
Women - 112 88 200
Relative frequency of men who watch show A: 76/200 = 0.38
Relative frequency of men who watch show B: 124/200 = 0.62
Relative frequency of women who watch show A: 112/200 = 0.56
Relative frequency of women who watch show B: 88/200 = 0.44
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FINAL ANSWER:
Show A Show B
Men - 0.38 0.62
Women - 0.56 0.44
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
-(4x+6)<2(5x+9)+2x
Distribute:
-4x-6<10x+18+2x
Combine like terms on either side:
-4x-6<12x+18
We want to now gather variable terms on one side of the inequality and constants (terms without variables) on the opposing side.
Add 4x on both sides:
-6<16x+18
Subtract 18 on both sides:
-24<16x
Divide both sides by 16:
-24/16<x
This implies:
x>-24/16
Reduce:
x>-3/2
x>-1.5
So in an interval notation this is .
