<u>Answer-</u>
<u>Solution-</u>
Here, n represents the number of months and f(n) represents the number of laptops in the store after n months.
As the store had 150 laptops in the month of January or at the beginning.
So 
Every month, 20% of the laptops were sold and 10 new laptops were stocked in the store.
As 20% of laptops were sold, so 80% were in the store.
So, after one month total number of laptops in the store,
Again after one month total number of laptops in the store,
Analyzing the pattern, the recursive function f(n) will be,
4 9/10 is your answer because you first have to divide the numerator by the denominator. this will give you 4, with a remainder of 9. The mix number can be created by using the 4 as the whole number, the 9 as the numerator and the 10 as a denominator. So, 49/10 = 4 9/10. Hope this works!
Answer: 1) AC = 13
The formua does not actually apply to all of the problems.
Step-by-step explanation:
1) The absolute value of -8 is added to the absolute value of 5. 8+5=13
2) Subtract the length of the EF from EG to get the length of FG 21 -6 = 15
3) Take what's given and create an equation to solve. 4x + 15 +39 =110. 4x = 110 - (15+39).
4x =110-54. 4x =56. x=56/4. x=14
4) Create another equation. You have two segments that add up to the length of EG, given =23
EF+FG=EG
(2x-12)+(3x-15)=23
5x - 27 = 23
5x= 23+27 5x =50. x = 10
Substitute 10 for x
EF=2(10) -12 EF=8
FG=3(10)-15. FG=15
EF+FG =EG.
8 + 15 = 23
5) 2/5 of 25 is 10 So EF is 10. Subtract from 25 to get FG
FG = 15
I hope this helps you.
One is 3pi/2 - 2pi = -pi/2
also -7pi/2
The system of inequalities can model Gabrielle’s situation is;
x + 2y ≤ 20
x + 2y ≤ 203x + 2y ≤ 21
<h3>Inequality</h3>
It follows from the task content, that the inequalities which can be used to model Gabrielle's situation be determined.
By setting variables as follows;
- batches of brownies = x
- batches of cookies = y
Brownie:
Sugar = 1 cup
Eggs = 2
Cookie:
Sugar = 3 cups
Eggs = 2
x + 2y ≤ 20
x + 2y ≤ 203x + 2y ≤ 21
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