Answer:
It shows for each gallon consumed, we multiply by 30 to get the amount of miles
This applies for the three questions
Step-by-step explanation:
10 gallons and 300 miles are related in such a way that you divide the number if miles by number of gallons.
300/10 = 30 miles per gallon.
It shows for each gallon consumed, we multiply by 30 to get the amount of Miles.
5 gallons ad 150 miles related in such a way that you divide the number if miles by number of gallons.
150/5 = 30 miles per gallon.
It shows for each gallon consumed, we multiply by 30 to get the amount of Miles.
1 gallon and 30 miles related in such a way that you divide the number if miles by number of gallons.
30/1= 30 miles per gallon.
It shows for each gallon consumed, we multiply by 30 to get the amount of Miles.
I think the answer is -7x(-7)x(-7)
Answer:
171
Step-by-step explanation:
First you plug -4 into the g(x) equation
g(-4)= 1-3(-4)
Use pemdas
g(-4)= 1+12
g(-4)= 13
Next you plug 13 into the f(x) equation
f(13)= 13^2 + 2
First you do 13^2=169
Add 2 and you get 171
The answer is a because it is the only one that decreases without ever increasing
