Let same number of hours = x,
since the salary earned is also the same, then
Salary of supervisor A = $25x
Salary of supervisor B = $20(30)+$30(x-30)
Equating
25x=600+30(x-30)
30x-25x=900-600
5x=300
x=60 hours
Check:
Salary of supervisor A = 25*60=1500
Salary of supervisor B = 20*30+30*(60-30)=600+900=1500, ok.
70 liters ÷ 100 samples= 0.7 or 7/10 liter per sample
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Answer:
Answer is D.
Step-by-step explanation:
Which is not true?
So, lets assess the answers given to the question.
A. It is the equation of a horizontal line.
Yes, it is. Since there is only one y - value which is y = -4, we can confirm this is the y intercept, so therefore the x value is zero. But it's not the answer we're looking for.
B. It's slope is zero, yes the slope is zero. It only lists the y-intercept which confirms that the slope is 0.
C. Yes, I mean i can't really explain how. Just use desmos calculator, the graph is exactly perpendicular.
D. The line actually does cross the x-axis, -4 is the y intercept and the x value is 0, and zero is still a point. So D is the one which isn't correct making it the correct answer.
Answer: check the attached
Step-by-step explanation:
56+86+128+20+49= 339
Radio or newspaper
constitute to 76 out of 339
=34000*76/339
7,622 is the total number of adult whose main sources of news are nespaper and radio
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I believe your answer is:
{7, -5, (2/3), 5.79}
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Here’s why:
- Rational numbers are numbers that could be written as a fraction with two integers.
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- 7 and -5 are integers, so they are rational.
is already a fraction with integers. It is rational.- 5.79 is a terminating decimal. It is rational.
- The number π is a famous irrational number. It does not terminate nor repeat.
is not a perfect square. It is irrational.
is a perfect square, but it is simplified to a complex number. <em>Complex numbers are not rational. </em>
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The rational numbers are {7, -5, (2/3), 5.79}.
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Hope this helps you. I apologize if it’s incorrect.
