Answer:
Dave bought the clock for $300. Each year the value of the clock increased by $50.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
no triangles
Step-by-step explanation:
why?
the triangle inequality theorem
this theorem states that the sum of any two sides must be bigger than or equal to the third side. however, the sum of 2.1 and 2.6 is less than 4.8
Answer: Scale of 2:1
Step-by-step explanation:
All the angles are the same. So its the same polygon just bigger.
Line DA multiplied by a factor of 2 will make is as long as Line ZW.
Line AB multiplied by 2 will also make it equal to Line WX
From that we can assume that Lines XY and YZ are equal to Lines BC and CD
<span>Let makes the table neater. event D= 100m, even E=800m
(Event D) (Event E)
A won the race (Event A) 30 50
B won the race (Event B) 60 25
A and B tied (Event T) 10 25</span>
B did not win the race today. What length of the race was it more likely to have been? The question is asking in what event did the chance of B did not win(lose + ties) is more likely. Then, you need to determine the chance for B did not win <span>in both race.
Chance of B </span>did not win <span>100-m= 30+10/10=40%
</span>Chance of B did not win 800-m= 50+25/10=75%
The difference would be 75%-40%=35% more likely to lose 800-m race
Based on the calculations, Celine would earn a total of $65.00 assuming she delivered 10 packages.
<h3>What is a function?</h3>
A function can be defined as a mathematical expression which is used to define and represent the relationship that exists between two or more variable.
<u>Given the following function:</u>
y = 20.00 + 0.45(x)
In this exercise, you're required to determine Celine's weekly earnings based on the number of packages she delivered. However, the number of packages delivered by Celine wasn't shown, thus, we would assume a value for the purpose of an explanation:
Assuming x = 10 packages.
Substituting the value of x into the function, we have:
y = 20.00 + 0.45(10)
y = 20.00 + 45
y = $65.00.
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