There's about 22 because if you extend it by going 3+1 and so on it wont hit 90 exactly but it'll be 91, so 22 small sliced pizzas and 23 large sliced pizzas
The answer to this is 5/8
(-1.2,-2.0) and (1.9,2.2) are the best approximations of the solutions to this system.
Option B
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Here, we have a graph of two functions from which we need to find the approximate value of common solutions. Let's find this:
First look at where we have intersection points, In first quadrant & in third quadrant.
<u>At first quadrant:</u>
Draw perpendicular lines from x-axis & y-axis from this point . After doing this we can clearly see that the perpendicular lines cut x-axis at x=1.9 and y-axis at y=2.2. So, one point is (1.9,2.2)
<u>At Third quadrant:</u>
Draw perpendicular lines from x-axis & y-axis from this point. After doing this we can clearly see that the perpendicular lines cut x-axis at x=-1.2 and y-axis at y= -2.0. So, other point is (-1.2,-2.0).
Wow - that is an unusual calculation. You'll need a formula for the monthly payment of a monthly annuity, and it is located here:
http://www.1728.org/annuity3.htm (see formula 2)
You'll find THAT page and THIS page very helpful:
http://www.1728.org/annuitym.htm
rate = rate / 1,200
rate =
<span>
<span>
<span>
0.005166666667
</span>
</span>
</span>
n= number of months = 5 * 12 = 60
monthly amount = [Total] / ([(1 + rate)^(n+1) -1] / [rate]) -1
monthly amount =
55,000 / [[( 1<span>.005166666667)^</span>(61)-1] / 1<span>.005166666667] -1
</span>
monthly amount = 55,000 / [[<span><span>1.3693761617</span> -1</span>] / .005166666667]-1
monthly amount = 55,000 / [[.3693761617] / .005166666667]-1
monthly amount = 55,000 /
((<span>
<span>
<span>
71.4921603244)-1)
</span></span></span>monthly amount = 55,000 / (<span>
<span>
70.4921603244)</span></span>
<span><span><span>monthly amount = 780.2286062293
</span>
</span>
</span>
OR 780.23 (rounded)
Yes, it's just that "simple". LOL
Answer:
Answer is below
Step-by-step explanation:
slope of table: 3.5
The slope of graph: 3
The slope of the Graph is greater than the slope of the table
