Answer:
The y-intercept in the model represents the base salary
Step-by-step explanation:
In regression analysis, the y-intercept refers to the point where a regression line crosses or cuts the y-intercept. At this point, the value of the explanatory variable X is usually 0.
In the model, the explanatory variable x is Ashley's total sales for the year. On the other hand the dependent variable is the annual salary which depends on total sales.
Substituting x with 0 in the regression model yields;
y = 0.2(0) + 25,000
y = 25,000
The y-intercept is thus 25,000 which is simply the salary earned in the absence of sales. This is simply the basic salary.
This is the steps for equation solving for the value of x,
x/3-7 = 11
now 7 goes to the other side of equation by changing the sign from - to +,
x/3 = 11 + 7
x/3 = 18
now when we multiply both sides of equation with 3 or 3 goes to the other side of equation and multiply with 18 leaving x alone here for finding the value of x,
and we get, x = 54
at the end of equation we get x = 54, if the equation was in the form 3x - 7 = 11, then we will get x = 6
Answer:
14
Step-by-step explanation: 2(4x+6)=
\,\,34-3x
34−3x
Since HJ is a midsegment, twice HJ is equal to EG.
8x+12=
8x+12=
\,\,34-3x
34−3x
Distribute.
8x+12=
8x+12=
\,\,-3x+34
−3x+34
Communicative property to change the order
\color{red}{+3x}\phantom{+12}\phantom{=}
+3x+12=
\,\,\color{red}{+3x}\phantom{+34}
+3x+34
+3x to both sides.
11x+12=
11x+12=
\,\,34
34
\phantom{11x}\color{red}{-12}\phantom{=}
11x−12=
\,\,\color{red}{-12}
−12
-12 to both sides.
11x=
11x=
\,\,22
22
\frac{11x}{11}=
11
11x
=
\,\,\frac{22}{11}
11
22
Divide both sides by 11
x=
x=
\,\,2
2
Value of x
HJ=
HJ=
\,\,4x+6
4x+6
Value of HJ
HJ=
HJ=
\,\,4(2)+6
4(2)+6
Plug in x.
HJ=
HJ=
\,\,8+6
8+6
Multiply.
HJ=
HJ=
\,\,14
14
Answer:
approximately 41.67%
Step-by-step explanation:
4.70, all the others can be simplified to 4.07 by taking away the zeroes after the 7 because they are not significant, The one before the 7 stays because it is significant as it is holding the tenths place value.
