Answer:
1%
Step-by-step explanation:
\text{\color{blue}{100\%} represents the \color{blue}{starting balance}: \color{blue}{\$50}.}
100% represents the starting balance: $50.
Method 1
Express the ending balance as a percentage of the starting balance:
\frac{\color{darkviolet}{\$50.50}}{\color{blue}{\$50}}=
$50
$50.50
=
\,\,1.01
1.01
1.01\times100=
1.01×100=
\,\,\color{darkviolet}{101\%}
101%
\text{Subtract the starting \color{blue}{100\%} to get the \color{green}{percent interest}:}
Subtract the starting 100% to get the percent interest:
\color{darkviolet}{101\%}-\color{blue}{100\%}=
101%−100%=
\,\,\boxed{\color{green}{1\%}}
1%
12 boys. 7 * 3 is 21. 21 girls. 4*3 is 12. 12 boys 21 girls
Answer:
Plug the x-values into the equation to get the y values. This will give you coordinates that you can graph a line with.
Step-by-step explanation:
For x = -5: y = -3 - 2 * (-5) = 7, so the coordinates are (-5, 7)
For x = -2: y = -3 - 2 * (-2) = 1, so the coordinates are (-2, 1)
(Etc.)
Then, plot these coordinates and draw a line through them to complete the graph.
