Answer:
14.8%
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for market share = Total sales of the company at a particular period/ Total sales of the market × 100%
Total sales of the company = Breyer's sales = $650,417,792
Total sales of the market = Total sales in the ice cream category market = $4.4 billion
= $650,417,792/ $4,400,000,000, × 100
= 14.782222545%
Therefore, approximately to the nearest tenth, Breyer's market share is 14.8 %
I would start by plugging in a number for x. Just any random number. Let's take 2 for example. Then the equation would go from 2x + y = -4, to 2(2) + y = -4. Then solve.
2(2) + y = -4
4 + y = -4, after you've done that, plug in a number for y, that completes the equation. In this case, the only acceptable number, would be -8. Because it completes the number sentence.
4 + (-8) = -4
-4 = -4.
Now plug in other numbers, to get the same outcome. Hope this helped!
-Twixx
The equation of a line can be written in the form y=mx+b, where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept.
Since you are looking for a line with a slope (m) of -3/4 and a y-intercept (b) of 5... the equation you want is y = -3/4 x + 5
Answer:
The length of the road that runs straight from Pittsburgh to Jeanette is 29.8 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given
Bethel Park is 28 miles directly west of Jeanette
10.3 miles directly south of Pittsburgh
We can draw diagram
we can see that this is triangle
so, we can use Pythagoras theorem
and we get
now, we can solve for x
So,
The length of the road that runs straight from Pittsburgh to Jeanette is 29.8 miles
OK. A proportional relationship will graph as a straight line passing through the origin. Or in the case of a table the value y/x will remain constant.
So for the 1st problem, create a table of the hourly pay that Josiah and Tillery get for their first 5 years. To start you off, the 1st 2 years will be:
Year 1: Josiah = 14, Tillary = 7
Year 2: Josiah = 16, Tillary = 9
Now for each year, calculate the value of Josiah's pay by Tillary's pay. If the relationship is proportional, you'll get the same value every time. Put that value into the table as well.
And for the 2nd problem, simply graph a line with the number of text messages per boy and per girl. Have the x-axis represent text messages per boy and the y-axis represent text messages per girl. Make a few points for various numbers of messages, and draw a line through those points.
Is the resulting line straight? If it's straight, does it pass through (0,0)?
