Marissa counted 29 coins in her change purse which contained d dimes and q quarters. The value of the coins is $5.00. How many d
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the question in English
Draw a rectangle having the base congruent to the nine sevenths of the height.
Let
b-------> the base of rectangle
h-------> the height of rectangle
we know that
b=(9/7)*h-------> this is the equation to obtain the base of the rectangle for a given height
examples
1) for h=7 units
b=(9/7)*7-------->b=9 units
the dimensions are 9 units x 7 units------> see the attached figure
2) for h=5 units
b=(9/7)*5-------->b=(45/7) units
the dimensions are (45/7) units x 5 units
The answer in Italian
Facciamo
b-------> base del rettangolo
h-------> altezza del rettangolo
Noi sappiamo che
b=(9/7)*h-------> questa è l'equazione per ottenere la base del rettangolo per una determinata altezza
esempi
1) per h=7 units
b=(9/7)*7-------->b=9 units
le dimensioni sono 9 units x 7 units----->
vedere la figura allegata
2) per h=5 units
b=(9/7)*5-------->b=(45/7) units
le dimensioni sono (45/7) units x 5 units
The option that is the functions is graphed below is known as option A = Y= (x+4) -2.
<h3>What is the function about?</h3>The function graphed above is Y=|x+4|-2 because when you solve for the graphs, the number in the x-axis is always changed or turned to the other side and there one can see that it would be -4 would be +4, and +4 and also -4.
Note that
Y = (x+4) -2.
x = (0 + 4) - 2
x = 4-2
x =2
Therefore, plug x into the equation.
Y = (x+4) -2.
= ( 2 + 4) - 2
= (6) -2
= 4
Therefore, The option that is the functions is graphed below is known as option A = Y= (x+4) -2.
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Using the probability concept, it is found that there is a 0.3 = 30% experimental probability that Christine will randomly choose a page that is divisible by 3.
<h3>What is a probability?</h3>A probability is given by the <u>number of desired outcomes divided by the number of total outcomes</u>.
In an experimental probability, these number of outcomes are taken from previous trials.
In this problem:
- The experiment was made 20 times.
- Of those, in 6 experiments(81, 105, 171, 159, 297, 387) she choose a page that was divisible by 3.
Then:
0.3 = 30% experimental probability that Christine will randomly choose a page that is divisible by 3.
You can learn more about the probability concept at brainly.com/question/15536019