I think this might help, <span>‒<span>A smoother (line) shows the general pattern of </span>weight as a function of height.</span><span>‒<span>A legend describes the elements on the graph (in this case, the smoother).</span></span>
$2.00 more.
gathered info from question:
Kai paid $45
Cole paid $24
It is $6 for each pack of pens
So I did 24- 6 (pack of pens) = 18 (what he used for calculators) and then did 18/2 because he bought two calculators. He paid 9 dollars for each calculator
Kai bought two packs of pens = 12 dollars. 45-12=33, how much he used for the calculators. He bought three calculators so I did 33/3=11. He used 11 dollars for each calculator.
11-9=2.
Kai paid $2.00 more than Cole.
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Answer:
5.909
Step-by-step explanation:
The quotient is approximately ...
15.58701/2.638 ≈ 5.9086467...
The least-precise contributor to this calculation has 4 significant digits, so it would be appropriate to round the result to 4 significant digits:
5.909
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<em>Additional comment</em>
The quotient has a 659-digit repeating decimal fraction starting with 6467....
Im pretty sure he earned 495 in interest, because you take 5,500 time .03 (from the three percent) and you get 165- then multiply by three because of the three years (495)
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
The figures are the same just flipped. We can tell AD=NM ON=AB, BC=OP. Thus DC =MP
DC has the length of 6 and because MP is congruent to DC it also has 6.
