Y=e^-0.3t would better be written as y<span>=e^(-0.3t), because you want to emphasize that the exponent of "e" is -0.3t. Enclose the expon. within ( ), ps.
Since the expo is neg, this is expo. decay, and the rate is 0.3 per time period.
For example, if y is = to .5 right now, the next value, after 1 time period, will be
.5(.3) = .15.</span>
im pretty sure its (6,0). 5.
Preston has 19 games and Horatio has 30 games.
You can set this as a system of equations, set Preston as x and Horatio as y.
Both of the amounts add up to 49, so we can get the equation:
x+y=49
Since Horatio has 11 more games, we can get the equation:
y-x=11
If we add the x to the other side, the second equation becomes:
y=x+11
We can plug in the second equation into the first and get the equation:
x+11+x=49
with a little simplification, we get x (Preston) is equal to 19. If we add 11 to it, we get Horatio's amount: 30
Answer:
A. 13.5
Step-by-step explanation:
60 ft. = 3 in.
20 ft. = 1 in.
270/20 = 13.5
Answer:
20 dvds
Step-by-step explanation:
find how much each block is worth
8 blocks= 32
32/8=4
each block is worth 4
how much is 5 blocks equal to?
5(4)=20