Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Think about it.
y = (0)x + b
this gives
y = b
therefore Y equals a single number regardless of the x value.
This behavior is shown in table A.
3 number of days are given form different activities of sales and purchase.
Day 2:
Earnings : $16
Spendings : $7.
Day 3:
Earnings : $22
Spendings : $12.
Please note: We always add the Earnings and Subtract the Spendings.
Therefore, the expression can be used to model the situation for these 2 days as
First day earning - First day spendings + Second day earning - Second day spendings
16-7 + 22 -12.
In order to write the expression as adding the additive inverse, we need to factor out minus from second group by making expression into two groups.
We will write two positive numbers in first group and two negative numbers in second group.
(16+22) + (-7-12).
Factoring out minus sign from second group, we get
(16+22) - (7+12)
This expression in additive inverse form now.
Hello there!
For this you simply need to give both fractions a common denominator!
The easiest way to do this specific problem would be to make the denominator 12. Why 12? Because 4 x 3 = 12.
So:
1/4 --> ?/12 --> 1 (3) / 12 --> 3/12
2/3 --> ?/12 --> 2 (4) / 12 --> 8/12
Total amount of time means the sum (adding them together).
When adding fractions, you MUST have a common denominator! (Which is what we just did).
So 3/12 + 8/12 = (8+3) / 12 = 11/12 hours
Notice how the denominator stayed the same? When adding/subtracting fractions, the denominator stays the same! :)
Hope this helped!
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