Answer:
y=-3/5x+4
Step-by-step explanation:
Pick any two points the line goes through.
I picked
(0,4) and (5,1)
There are a few ways to do this but ultimately, it’s the same concept. I will use slope-intercept form which for me was always easier.
y=mx+b where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept. The y-intercept is the point where the line crosses the y-axis which in this case is point (0,4) so the b=4.
To find the slope, use rise/run between the two points you chose. Point (5,1) is 3 units UNDER point (0,4) so now we have -3/run because -3 is the “rise”. After you count down 3 units always go right. After going right 5 units, you touch point (5,1). So the “run” is 5. Which means that the slope is -3/5.
m=-3/5 and b=4
So the equation is:
y=-3/5x+4
Hope this helps!!
Draw two straight parallel lines and label with units and arrow as the end
Draw a tick mark through both lines and label with given ratio.
Start with 0 and 0 on each number line.
Label the units of each number line.
In most cases, income tax brackets are progressive, meaning that the greater the income, the higher the rate of taxation. Federal rates for the 2013 tax year range from 10 to 39.6 percent. State and city rates are generally much lower.
Answer:
A. $22,223
B. $20,000
C. $20,000
Explanation:
The annual return of the retired couple's investment is called the yield in percentage.
A. If they go for Treasury bills which has a yield of 9%, to attain a return of at least $2,000 their investment must exceed $20,000. 9% of 22,223 = $2,000.07
B. . If they go for Corporate bonds option which has a yield of 11%, to attain a return of at least $2,000; 11% of 20,000 = $2,200
C. . If they go for Junk bonds option which has a yield of 13%, to attain annual return of at least $2,000; 13% of $20,000= $2,600
Alright...so the coordinates of an ordered pair have opposite signs [one sign is positive while the other is negative] so we could have an example of (-x,+y) or (+x,-y) ...that means out of the 4 quadrants these points could be in the 2nd quadrant or the 4th quadrant or corners of the graph
