Answer:
8000, 8 on the graph would be your answer
Step-by-step explanation:
as the age goes up the price remains high
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
Brainliest please
You want to know when both colleges have the same enrollment. "When" is a time thing so you are going to be solving for x. The number of students is the same and that means you will be solving for y.
Since both ys are equal, you can equate the right side of each equation to each other.
0.046 x + 0.570 = - 0.036x + 2.702 There are a number of ways to go on. The easiest is to dig out your calculator. Add 0.036x to both sides.
0.046x + 0.036x + 0.570 = 2.702
0.082x + 0.570 = 2.702 Now subtract 0.570 from both sides.
0.082x = 2.702 - 0.570
0.082x = 2.132 Divide by 0.084
x = 2.132 / 0.082
x = 26 which means you add 26 onto 1990. The year this took place was 2016
x = 2016 (That's the year there was equality in enrollment). The second one is the only year that gives 2016 as an answer. So you don't have to find y. But we'll do it anyway.
Now you have to solve for y
y = 0.046x +0.57 put 26 in for x
y = 0.046 * 26 + 0.570
y = 1.196 + 0.570
y = 1.766 enrollment numbers were equal, but this is in thousands.
y = 1766 enrollment in actual numbers of students.
Second choice <<<<<===== answer.
Answers:
x = 5
m∠C = m∠H = 38 degrees
WORKINGS
Given that ABCD ≅ FGHJ
We know that corresponding angles of two congruent
quadrilaterals are equal
Therefore,
m∠A = m∠F
m∠B = m∠G
m∠C = m∠H
m∠D = m∠I
Given,
m∠C = 9x – 7
m∠H = 5x + 13
Since m∠C = m∠H
9x – 7 = 5x + 13
Add 7 to both sides of the equation
9x – 7 + 7 = 5x + 13 + 7
9x = 5x + 20
Subtract 5x from both sides of the equation
9x – 5x = 5x – 5x + 20
4x = 20
Divide both sides of the equation by 4
4x/4 = 20/4
x = 5
To determine the measures of angle C and angle H
m∠C = m∠H
We know that m∠C = 9x – 7
Since x = 5
m∠C = 9(5) – 7
m∠C = 45 – 7
m∠C = 38
Therefore, m∠C = m∠H = 38 degrees
#1. Answer will be D: 36cm^3
#2. Answer will be A: they have equal volumes.
Couldn't really help with the last one, apologies.
Hope this helped you so far.
