<span>Vertical angles must be C and D
A.be complementary. They are not always complementary, to be complementary means having a sum of 90 deg
B.be acute. - Vertical angles can be NOT acute depending on how they are positioned and intersected with the lines.
Answer
C.have the same vertex.
D.be congruent.</span>
Answer:
The initial value of 600 is larger and larger by 24.
Step-by-step explanation:
First of all a 20% decreased of 600.
So, the new value will be
.
Now, then it is increased by 20% i.e. 480 will be increased by 20%.
So, the new value will be
.
Therefore, the initial value of 600 is larger and larger by (600 - 576) = 24. (Answer)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Left skewed
2 and 3
Answer:
1)
=0.3571428571 2) Terminating
Step-by-step explanation:
1st. To answer this question let's divide with long division algorithm 5 and -14.
<u> 0.3571428571</u>
-14)50
42
---
80
-70
--
100
98
---
20
14
----
60
-56
---
40
28
--
120
-112
----
80
70
--
100
-98
--
2
5 (dividend) : -14 (divisor) 
Long division (check below)
With the same two numbers -14 and 5 we can write in a Long Division
5) -14
<u> - 2.8</u>
5) -14
10
40
So 
2nd. Both are terminating ones for they have finite quantities of numbers. -2.8 and 0.3571428571, as we can see that these are rational numbers for they can be written as a/b, and b≠ 0.
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Question: A Football Team Charges $30 Per Ticket And Averages 20,000 People Per Game. Each Person Spends An Average Of $8 On Concessions. For Every Drop Of $1 In Price, The Attendance Rises By 800 People. What Ticket Price Should The Team Charge To Maximize Total Revenue? Calculate The TR Max.
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A football team charges $30 per ticket and averages 20,000 people per game. Each person spends an average of $8 on concessions. For every drop of $1 in price, the attendance rises by 800 people. What ticket price should the team charge to maximize total revenue? Calculate the TR max.
$50