Answer:
The answer is 7
Step-by-step explanation:
25 times 25=625
24 time 24=576
625-576=7
And the square root of 49 is 7.
Since he has an annual salary, the salary stays the same, making it the y intercept.
As for 250, it goes to every car he sells, making it the slope
S = y + mc (y = y intercept, m = slope)
Plug in the values to see
Solution: A. 45,000 + 250C
Alright, so we have 1.3/0.0338. Since it's easier (in my opinion) to work with whole numbers, we can multiply the fraction by 10000/10000 to get 13000/338. With a bit of guess and check, we can see that
338*30=338*3*10
1 2 (what I carry is at the top)
338
x3
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1114
Multiplying that by 10, I get 11140, which isn't enough. Trying 338*40, which is 338*4*10, we can add 338 to 338*3 to get 338*4 to get
2
1114
+338
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1462
Multiplying that by 10, we get 14620, which is more than 13000 - something we don't want. Repeating this for 338*35 (which is 338*3.5*10, and 3.5 is 3*338+338/2)=11830 and which isn't enough, we then move on to something between 35 and 40 (the number doesn't matter), say 39. 338*39=338*3.9*10, and 338*3.9 is 338*3+338*9/10, and
338*39 results to 13182, which is more than 13000 , but only by a tiny bit, so we can try 38 using the same method, getting 12844, which is smaller, so we know it's between 38 and 39. Finding the difference between 13000 and 12844, we get 13000-12844=156 and the answer is therefore 38+156/338
It would be 8. To solve, look at it like this: 8-b=(-2). I would then look at a number line or create one if your not to sure of yourself. 8-8=0, and then 0-2=-2. 2+8=10 (the numbers you subtracted). So the answer is 10.
Answer:
B ignore bottom
Step-by-step explanation:
Your answer should be written in paragraph/essay format.
Any sources used should be cited at the bottom of your paper.
All answers should show you have learned something from Unit 9. Material from other units will not be graded for this assignment.
If you are stuck, you can think about the following topics: textile mills, interchangeable parts, the Lowell System, unions, labor reform, steamboats, railroads, coal, the telegraph, and/or new inventions.
