-7+3/6+6=-4/12= -1/4
y+3= -1/4(x+6)
y+3= -1/4x-3/2
y=-1/4x-9/2
Answer:
y=2.25x
Where y is the distance walked and x is time.
Inversely proportional : it is relationship between two variables in which when one variable's value is increasing than other one is decreasing.
Situation A : The number of miles Rashid drives increases over a period of 5 hours.
→ in this situation both variable no. of miles and period of time are increasing. so it is not represent a inversely proportional relationship.
in next two situation , two variables are increasing with each other.
so we take last situation ↓
Situation : Robin has $100 to share evenly with his cousins at the fair. As the number of cousins who arrive increases, the amount that each person receives
decreases.
→ in this situation , both variable viz no. of cousins and amount they got is inversely proportional to each other. when no. of cousins are increasing than amount is decreasing. so this last one situation represent the inversely proportional relationship.
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Answer:
A.) 15
B.) 1 year
C.) $50
D.) 1.5%
Step-by-step explanation:
The percentage equation goes thus:
Interest earned = principal * rate * time
A)
Principal: $100 Interest rate: 5% Time in years: 3 Interest earned
Interest earned = $100 * 0.05 * 3
Interest earned = $15
B.)
Principa;" $500 Interest rate: 4% Time in years: interest earned: $20
Interest earned = principal * rate * time
20 = 500 * 0.04 * time
20 = 20 * time
Time = 20 / 20 = 1
Time = 1 year
C.)
Principal: Interest rate:10% Time in years: 7 Interest earned:$35
Interest earned = principal * rate * time
$35 = principal * 0.1 * 7
$35 = principal * 0.7
Principal = $35 / 0.7
Principal = $50
D.)
Principal: $200 Interest rate: Time in years:2 Interest earned: $6
Interest earned = principal * rate * time
$6 = $200 * rate * 2
$6 = $400 * rate
Rate = $6/$400
Rate = 0.015 = 1.5%
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Answer:
(x, y) = (-2, -1) or (2, 1)
Step-by-step explanation:
Substitute for x in the first equation:
(2y)^2 +3(2y)y = 10
10y^2 = 10
y^2 = 1
y = ±1
x = 2y = ±2
Solutions are (x, y) = (-2, -1) or (2, 1).