Yes, this is a polynomial. It is an expression containing variables raised to a real number.
In this case, the variables are being raised to the power of one.
The degree of this polynomial, thus, is one.
Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Quadrilateral A: 2,3,5 and 6
Quadrilateral B: 4,5, 8 and 10
Required
Determine if one is a scale of another
To do that, we have to divide the corresponding lengths to give ratio.
Considering Side of A = 2 and Side of B = 4
Considering Side of A = 3 and Side of B = 5
There's no need to check further, since the two ratios calculated so far do not have the same value;
<em>Hence, one quadrilateral is not a scale of the other</em>
Answer:
more than 1100
Step-by-step explanation:
The contribution margin for each package sold is ...
$6.50 -3.00 = $3.50
The number of packages that must be sold to cover fixed costs is ...
3.50n > 3850
n > 1100 . . . . . . . divide by 3.50
The company will generate a profit if more than 1100 packages are produced and sold each week.
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<em>Additional comment</em>
If exactly 1100 packages are sold, then costs are covered, but profit is 0. In order for profit to be positive, more than 1100 packages must be sold.
The algebraic equation used to answer this question is:
3d + 4(1/2d) = 56.5
This is because he ran d, the distance, three times that week. For the rest of the four days, he ran 1/2 the distance, or half d.
To find the answer, you first distribute:
3d + 2d = 56.5
Add like terms:
5d = 56.5
Divide both side by 5:
5d/5 = 56.5/5
d = 11.3
On the first three days, Luke jogged 11.3 miles. On the remaining days, where he jogged 1/2d, Luke jogged 5.65 miles.
Hope this helps!
Work shown above! Answer would be 110 degrees!
