Answer:
1. m=1/2
2. x=4/7
3. t=4
4. y=5
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 5m+4=7m+6
5m-7m=6-5
2m=1
m=1/2
2. -5x+3=2x-1
-5x-2x=-1-3
-7x=-4
x= -4/-7= 4/7
3. 5t-3=3t+5
5t-3t=5+3
2t=8
t=8/2= 4
4. 53y-55= 42y
53y-42y=55
11y=55
y=55/11=5
hope it helps!
Actual area of the rectangular building = 5040 feet²
Step-by-step explanation:
Length of the rectangular building = 7 feet
Width of the rectangular building = 5 feet
Now, The building is made with a scale factor of 12
So, Actual length of the rectangular building = 84 feet
Actual width of the rectangular building = 60 feet
Now, Actual area of the rectangular building = Length × Width
⇒ Actual area of the rectangular building = 84 × 60
⇒ Actual area of the rectangular building = 5040 feet²
Answer:
y = 2/5x + 5
Step-by-step explanation:
y2-y1/x2-x1=
7-5/-5-0=
2/5 --> So 2/5 is the slope
Answer:
20 glasses
Step-by-step explanation:
A glass holds 1/4 liter of water so if you have 4 cups you will have 1 liter of water. If you need 5 liters than you just multiply the number of cups per liter by the number of liters
4 x 5 = 20
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Answer:</h2>
A rate of change tells us how one quantity changes in relation to another quantity. In a mathematical language, we can write this as follows:

For linear functions. the rate of change is the slope of the line. Thus:
FOR THE TABLE:
By taking two points we can get the rate of change, so let's take
:

FOR THE GRAPH:
Let's take
:

As you can see,
so <em>the ROC of the function given by the graph is greater than the ROC of the function given by the table.</em>