If you need 72 ounces for 12 servings. how many ounces would you need for 15 servings?
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Answer: 8.4 inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the circumference of a circle can be calculated with this formula:
Where "r" is the radius of the circle.
We know that the circular cake (whose radius is 8 inches) is cut from the center into 6 equal pieces. Then, you need to divide the circumference of this circular cake by 6 to find the width of the outer edge of each piece of cake.
Therefore, this is (to the nearest tenth of an inch):
All you have to do, is combine like terms. Let's go through it:
Arrange it so you can easily combine like terms:
So, your answer for the sum is 1) 7x² - 10x + 2
So far the only true statement I see is that function f is increasing whilst function g is decreasing.
I cannot say yes to the first one as there is a lack of x-intercepts.
Past the interval of 0,2, there are no changes in the line of function g as it remains the same despite the increase in y. Function f on the other hand has a rate of change.
The y-intercepts are the same (positive 2) so the third statement is out.
I cannot say yes to the first one as there is a lack of x-intercepts.
Past the interval of 0,2, there are no changes in the line of function g as it remains the same despite the increase in y. Function f on the other hand has a rate of change.
The y-intercepts are the same (positive 2) so the third statement is out.