Answer:
I would think Jessica
Step-by-step explanation:
V36-->6 bc 6*6=36
Again, im pretty sure this is your answer not completely positive
Answer:
The distance of the point from the origin = 9.29 units.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given point:
(7,-6)
The angle lies such that the terminal side of the angle contains the given point.
To draw the angle and find the distance from the origin to the given point.
Solution:
The terminal side of the angle is where the angle ends with the initial side being the positive side of the x-axis.
So, we can plot the point (7,-6) by moving 7 units on the x-axis horizontally and -6 units on the y-axis vertically.
We can find the distance of the point from the origin by find the hypotenuse of the triangle formed.
Applying Pythagorean theorem.



Taking square root both sides :


Thus, the distance of the point from the origin = 9.29 units.
The figure is shown below.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Perimeter is the border around something...you add all the sides. So you you'll add 5+5=10 , 8+8=16 , and then you add 10+16=26. The answer is 26.
Answers:
- Pizza Uno = $5.25
- Pizza Duo = $5.60
Those are the costs for a whole small pizza.
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Explanation:
Let
- x = cost of whole small pizza from Pizza Uno
- y = cost of whole small pizza from Pizza Duo
x and y are some dollar amount, so they cannot be negative numbers. It also doesn't make sense to have them be 0 either. So we'll make them positive.
2/3 of x is equal to 3.50 as the first sentence mentions. This forms the equation (2/3)*x = 3.50
Multiply both sides by the reciprocal of 2/3 to isolate x
(2/3)*x = 3.50
(3/2)*(2/3)*x = (3/2)*3.50
x = 5.25
Pizza Uno charges $5.25 for a whole small pizza.
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Pizza Duo charges $4.20 for 3/4 of a small pizza, meaning the equation we need to solve is
(3/4)y = 4.20
We'll use the same idea as the last equation to get...
(3/4)y = 4.20
(4/3)*(3/4)y = (4/3)*4.20
y = 5.60
Pizza Duo charges $5.60 for a whole small pizza.
Pizza Uno is the better deal (assuming both pizzas taste the same or you don't have a preference for either). You would save $5.60 - $5.25 = $0.35 = 35 cents.