I’m not sure about number 9. But number 10 is answer C. This is because there are two sides to a coin, so you are equally likely to land on heads as you are tails. So you take 64 and divide it by 2, and get the answer 32.
Answer:
d.
Step-by-step explanation:
if x varies directly as y,
x = ky
8 = 12k
12k = 8
k = 8/ 12
k = 2/3,
x = 2/3 y
now substitute the value of any of the numbers of each pair, and check if it works:
for e.g, find x when y = 15
x = 2/3y
x = 2/3 × 15
x = 10
since you obtain x = 10 when y = 15, the pair is a possible corresponding value of x and y. now do the same for the rest .
ii) x = 2/3y
x = 2/3 × 3, when y = 3
x = 2
hence, this is also a possible pair of x and y values.
iii) x = 2/3y
x = 2/3 × 9 when y = 9
x = 6
again, a possible pair of x and y values.
iv) x = 2/3y
x = 2/3 × 20 when y = 20
x = 40/3
here, when y = 20, x is not 15. it is 40/3.
thus, it can be determined that this is not a possible pair of x and y values.
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I think it's D. (sorry if i'm wrong)
Answer:
78 mg
Step-by-step explanation:
370 mg - 110 mg = 260 mg (amount decayed in the 8 total years)
260 mg ÷ 8 years = 32.5 mg decayed per year
32.5 × 9 years (years between 2008 and 2017) = 292.5 mg
370 mg - 292.5 mg = 77.5 mg, rounded to 78 mg
Answer:
There are N students in the class.
We know that ONLY ONE of the inequalities is true:
N < 10
N > 10
N < 22
N > 22
We want only one of these four inequalities to be true.
Remember that if we have:
x > y
y is not a solution, because:
y > y is false.
Then:
If we take N = 10, then:
N < 22
Is the only true option.
While if we take N = 22
N > 10
is the only true option.
So there are two possible values of N.
