Answer:
7)no
Step-by-step explanation:
When you plug in the numbers
3(2)-0=-6
6-0=6
6 does not = -6
Answer: D, x^3 (x-7)
Step-by-step explanation:
plug into G(f(x))
x^3 (x - 7)
D = 2r => 12.6 = 2*r => r=6.3
A = π*r^2 = (3.14) * (6.3)^2 = (3.14)*(39.69) = 124.6266 which is approximately 124.63
Hope this helps!
Answer:
The answer is True.
Step-by-step explanation:
Sales variance is computed in same manner as cost variance that is computing both price and volume variance. However interpretation of end result will not be same. For example in material price variance if
A = actual purchase price = $ 4, B = standard purchase price= $ 5 and Qt= quantity purchased = 500 units then
Material price varaince = 500 (5-4) = 500,
This gives us favourable price variance of 500 dollars. However in sales price variance if
A = actual sales price = $ 4, B = standard sale price= $ 5 and Qt= quantity sold = 500 units then
Sale price varaince = 500 (5-4) = (500)
This gives us unfavourable sales price variance of 500 dollars.
This show that formulas to compute variances are same but sale price decrease give us un favorable variance and cost price decrease gives us favorable price variance and vice versa.
Answer:
5 
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/ 28r
sorry I can't put a fraction but the "'/" is the line and 28r goes underneath
Explanation:
Download photomath and take a picture, it will explain it. It would take forever for me to type it out
