Answer:
3.25 days
Step-by-step explanation:
Irri is traveling in a group of 8 cat warriors. Each cat needs 4 liters of milk per day to maintain good morale.
The total number of liters for the cat is calculated as:
8 × 4 liters of milk
= 32 liters of milk.
Another cat has enough milk to last for 2days.
= 4 liters of milk × 2 days
= 8 liters
Mirri has a supply of 96 liters of milk.
Total liters of milk = 96 liters + 8 liters
= 104 liters
Which equation can we use to find the total number of days the milk will last?
This is calculated as:
= 104 liters/32 liters
= 3.25 days
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Linear Modeling</u>
It consist is setting up a linear relationship between two variables, given some experimental data. Only 2 points are needed to set up the equation of a line, but if more than 2 points are used, then the result should use statistical approaches like linear regression to find the best-fit line.
For the question at hand, Marty practices his piano lessons 11 minutes the week #1. It provides the first point (1,11). He practices 25 minutes per day on the third week. It gives us another point (3,25). This is enough to find the equation of a line. The general formula for a line, having two points (m1,w1) (m2,w2) is
Let's plug in our values
Simplifying:
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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The answer would be D.
you would start by choosing one of the variables to eliminate, i chose to eliminate X first. in order to eliminate X, i had to multiply the second equation by -2. X then cancelled out, and i solved for the Y the same way you would a 1 step equation. Y=-4
I then took the first original equations, plugged Y in, and solved for X. X=3.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
1.98 × 10^10
Step-by-step explanation:
First solve for how many text messages were sent out per one month:
22,000,000 × 900
19,800,000,000
Convert into scientific notation:
1.98 × 10^10
In scientific notation, there can only be one number before the decimal. The rest of the numbers must be after the decimal; hence, why I put the numbers 9 and 8 after the decimal. If the rest of the numbers are zeros, you do not have to add them after the decimal. Instead, starting from right to left, count the number places until you reach your decimal. The number you have counted will be your exponent. I counted nine 0's, one 8, and one 9 which made this exponent 10 as there were 10 decimal placements.
