ANSWER
The constant of variation is 6.
EXPLANATION
The inverse variation equation is:
We want to find the constant of variation, when x=-3 and y=-2.
We substitute the values for x and y to get,
Multiply out the left hand keeping in mind that negative times negative yields a positive result.
This implies that;
Hence the constant of variation is 6.
Answer:
75%
Step-by-Step Explanation:
There are two ways to go about this.
1) We can simply put it as a fraction = 60/80.
Then since a fraction sign also means division, we divide 60 by 80 = 0.75
Then to change a decimal into a percentage, we multiply by 100% = 75%
So our answer is 75%
2) We can simply it after it is put into a fraction = 60/80 = 3/4
It should be common knowledge that 3/4 is 75% depending on what grade you are in.
But there you have it, whichever way you prefer, the answer is always 75%.
The answer is D. I graphed it on Desmos Graphing Calculator and I've linked the screenshot.
Hope this helps :)
-4(3m-3)+(-10+8m)
12m+12-1+8m
12m+8m = 20m
+12 -1= +11
answer: 20m+11
*note negative times a negative equals positive and negative times positive is negative
first: you multiply -4 by 3m which is -12m.
second: you multiply -4 by -3 which is +12
third: find the invisible which is 1. (located right here: +(1) (-10+8m)
fourth: multiply invisible 1 by -10 which is -10
fifth: multiply invisible one by +8m which is +8m
sixth: combine like terms
seventh: answer
Six. 2 1/3=7/3-> to get to have a denominator of 6 multiply by 2 to get 14/6
Then 1/2=3/6
14/6 + 3/6 = 17/6
17/6= 2 5/6
