I believe you can do 1,245 divided by 65 to find out how many puzzles they can buy I may be wrong :/
Answer: See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
First and foremost, we should not that:
1 yard = 3 feet
We are informed that Wyatt uses 200 feet of rope for each doormat and that he wants to make 25 doormats.
The expression that shows a correct way to find how many yards of rope he needs will be:
= (200 × 25) / 3
= 5000/3
= 1666.67 yards
Answer:
6 years
Step-by-step explanation:
Simple interest= P.R.T
I = $1300
P = 18000 deposit
Rate = 1.19%
T = ?
Putting into the formula we have
1300 = 18000x1.19/100xT
1300 = 18000x0.0119xT
1300 = 214.2T
Divide through to get T
T = 1300/214.2
= 6.069
So when we approximate T = 6 years
It would take 6 years to make $1300 in interest
The correct answers are A, D, and E.
Answer:
a) rational
b) rational
c)exponential
d) power function
e) polynomial function of degree 6
f) trig function
Step-by-step explanation:
Functions can be classified by the operations they contain. Remember the following functions:
- Power function has as its main operation of an exponent on the variable.
- Root function has as its main operation a radical.
- Log function has as its main operation a log.
- Trig function has as its main operation sine, cosine, tangent, etc.
- Rational exponent has as its main function division by a variable.
- Exponential function has as its main operation a variable as an exponent.
- Polynomial function is similar to a power function. It has as its main function an exponent of 2 or greater on the variable.
Below is listed each function. The bolded choice is the correct type of function:
(a) y = x − 3 / x + 3 root function logarithmic function power function trigonometric function rational function exponential function polynomial function of degree 3
(b) y = x + x2 / x − 2 power function rational function algebraic function logarithmic function polynomial function of degree 2 root function exponential function trigonometric function
(c) y = 5^x logarithmic function root function trigonometric function exponential function polynomial function of degree 5 power function
(d) y = x^5 trigonometric function power function exponential function root function logarithmic function
(e) y = 7t^6 + t^4 − π logarithmic function rational function exponential function trigonometric function power function algebraic function root function polynomial function of degree 6
(f) y = cos(θ) + sin(θ) logarithmic function exponential function root function algebraic function rational function power function polynomial function of degree 6 trigonometric function
