The bag costs $3.60 so if you divide it by 6, for the six ounces, you get $.60, which is the price per ounce. So, for a two ounce bag, you have to multiply the price per ounce by the number of ounces, $.60 X 2= $1.20. So the price of a 2-ounce bag would probably be $1.20.
B. Domain: [-3, 0]; Range: [- 2, 2]
domain is the x axis, range is the y axis
Answer:
2,324.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a utility company charges $ 0.12 per kilowatt-hour for energy a customer uses, and they give a credit of $ 0.0025 for every kilowatt-hour of electricity a customer with a solar panel generates that they don't use themselves, if a customer has a charge of $ 82.04 and a credit of - $ 4.10 on this mouth bill, to determine how many kilowatt-hours did they use the following calculation must be performed:
(82.04 / 0.12) + (-4.10 / - 0.0025) = X
683,666 + 1,640 = X
2,323.66 = X
Thus, rounded to the nearest whole number, users used 2,324 kilowatts per hour.
Commutative property would be the answer.
In the spreadsheet, you get 1 for the mean and 0 for the MAD.
The mean of the dog washing time is 17, and the MAD is 5.5.
To find the mean, add all of the data points together and divide by 9, the number of data points:
15+20+10+18+25+10+12+30+13 = 153/9 = 17
To find the MAD, first find the difference between each data point and the mean; take the absolute value; then average these together.
|15-17|=2
|20-17|=3
|10-17|=7
|18-17|=1
|25-17|=8
|10-17|=7
|12-17|=5
|30-17|=13
|13-17|=4
2+3+7+1+8+7+5+13+4=50/9=5.5
