The common ratio of the set of data is 0. 1
<h3>How to determine the common ratio</h3>
To determine the common ratio of a set of data, we have to
- Divide the second term by the first term or
- Divide the third term by the second term
For the given set of data
0.1,0.01,0.001
Let's divide the second term by the first term
= 0. 01/ 0. 1
= 0. 1
Thus, the common ratio of the set of data is 0. 1
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<span>67/100 as a decimal.
Divide numerator by denominator. Answer = decimal form.
67/100
67/100 = 0.67
67/100 as a decimal = 0.67
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Y = mx+b (slope intercept form). I imagine the point is (2,2) and m = 0. So the answer is y = 2. A sketch would be a horizontal line on the x-y plane going through (2,2).
Answer:
C.) AA
Step-by-step explanation:
AA is a similarity theorem
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Part a.
The drive had some files before the transfer. We don't know the number of megabytes already on the drive, so we call it x. x is the number of megabytes on the flash drive before Agent Hunt started the transfer.
He transferred files at a rate of 4.4 megabytes per second for 32 seconds. That gives a total of 4.4 Mb/sec * 32 sec = 140.8 transferred megabytes.
He ended up with 384 megabytes.
x + 140.8 = 384
Now we can solve for x, the number of megabytes originally on the flash drive.
x = 384 - 140.8
x = 243.2
The flash drive has 243.2 megabytes when the transfer began.
Part a. Answer: 243.2 megabytes
Part b.
The total capacity if the flash drive is 1000 megabytes. He already had 243.2 megabytes on it before this transfer. 1000 Mb - 243.2 Mb = 756.8 megabytes
The flash drive has capacity for an additional 756.8 megabytes when he started the transfer. The rate of transfer is 4.4 megabytes/second.
756.8/4.4 = 172
Part b. Answer: 172 seconds
