90 minus 32 is 58! You were off by two degrees:)
#8: $900. (I found this answer by multiplying 3000 and 0.3 by the way)
#9: 160 miles. I found this answer by multiplying 80 by two, since two halves/50% make a whole or 100%.
Hi, to begin, the ordered pair value (-3, 15) has an x-value of -3. So, to see if it lies on the line of your equation y = 6x + 11, plug -3 in for x. This gives you y = 6(-3) + 11 = -7 So the ordered pair answer for this would be (-3, -7) and not (-3, 15). So the answer is no.
The answer would most likely be c because you multiply 0.75 by the amount of units sold and find out the profit after adding it.
Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
The percent of increase in height of the stalks is 20%.
Step-by-step explanation:
The general formula for a percent increase is as follows: (Original Amount - New Amount/Original Amount) x 100. The original height of the stalks was 60 inches tall. The new height of the stalks is 72 inches. In the numerator of our fraction, we take 72-60 to get 12. Our denominator is the original amount, or 60. This gives us an overall fraction of 12/60, which when we divide gives us 0.2. Once we multiply our decimal by 100, we get an overall percent increase of 20%.
