5^5-9(200/4)-(10*90)/5-4^4(5)+156-256
= 3125-9( 200/4)-(10*90)/5-(4^4)(5)+156-256
= 3125-(9)(50)- (10*90)/5-(4^4)(5)+156-256
= 3125-450- (10*90)/5-(4^4)(5)+156-256
= 2675-(10*90)/5-(4^4)(5)+156-256
= 2675 - 900/5 - (4^4)(5)+156-256
= 2675 - 180 - (4^4)(5)+156-256
= 2495 - (4^4)(5)+156-256
= 2495 - 1280 + 156 -256
= 1215 + 156 - 256
= 1371 - 256
= 1115
I hope that's help , please if you have question(s) just let me know !
Answer:
58 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
If angle 1 + angle 2 = 90 degrees, then:
(3x - 4) + (4x+10) = 90
Combine like terms:
(3x+4x) + (10-4) = 90
7x + 6 = 90
Subtract 6 from both sides:
7x = 84
Divide both sides by 7:
x = 12
**Plug x back into angle 2 (This step is easy to forget!):
angle 2 = 4(12) + 10
angle 2 = 48 + 10
angle 2 = 58 degrees
Answers: A) $44,944
B) $50,499.0784
Math: Using the percentage calculator linked below 6% of $40,000 is $2,400. Since you're getting your second raise after your first and since it is a 6% raise from what you're getting paid at that time we add pay raise 1 to your starting pay before calculating the 6% for pay raise 2. $40,000+$2,400=$42,400. 6% of $42,400 is $2,544. $42,400+$2,544=$44,944, Since that is two pay raises that would be your earnings at the end of year two (answer A).
We continue calculating 6% then adding that onto the total before calculating it for the next year for problem B.
6% of $44,944 is $2,696.64. $44,944+$2,696.64=$47,640.64.
6% of $47,640.64 is $2,858.4384. $47,640.64+$2,858.4384=$50,499.0784. That's answer B.
Hopefully you can figure out C on your own! I feel a little bad for giving a partial answer but I think you can do this!
Percentage calculator used-https://percentagecalculator.net/
Note: can't handle commas, remove all commas before entering data in.
Answer:
slope 4
y intercept 0, 4
Step-by-step explanation:
A) (0,0) and (3,1)
1-0 divided by 3-0
Slope is 1/3
the slope represents the relationship between x and y
b) (6,2) and (-3,-1)
-1-2 divided by -3-6
Slope is 1/3
c) yes, the two triangles represent the same slope as all of the four points used are collinear (on the same line), making all the slopes equal.
