No because fifteen minus nine is six, so Tyler read six more pages than Ann.
Company A has a sales position with a yearly salary of $42,000. Company B has a similar sales position with a slary of $39,000 plus 1% conmission on yearly sales.
Let x be the amount of yearly sales
Company A has a sales position with a yearly salary of $42,000.
yearly salary = 42,000
Company B has a similar sales position with a salary of $39,000 plus 1% commission on yearly sales.
1% is 0.01
yearly salary = 39,000+ 0.01x
yearly sales is the salary at company A greater than the salary and conmission at company B
A > B
42000 > 39000+ 0.01x
We solve the inequality
39000+ 0.01x < 42000
Subtract 39000 on both sides
0.01x < 3000
divide by 0.01
x> 300,000
For yearly sales > $300,000, the salary at company A greater than the salary and commission at company B
x^2 = 100...by taking the square root of both sides, this eliminates the ^2
x = (+-) sqrt 100
x = (+-) 10
so the values of x are -10 and 10
Sounds like a good deal to go swimming!
Answer: The value of a is -6.
Step-by-step explanation:
To do this we need to find the y-intercept first.
-2= 4(1/2) + b
-2=2+ b
-2 -2
b= -4 so now the y-intercept is -4 so we will now have the equation y= 1/2x -4
so now put -4 into the equation for x and solve for y.
y= 1/2(-4) -4
y = -6
