Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
27 is the "center" of a range of measurements of the height of the guard rail. The height could be as much as 30 inches or as little as 24 inches. The absolute value operator encloses "x - 27," where 27 is the "center." The acceptable excess or acceptable deficiency is 3 inches.
So now we can eliminate possible answers B and C, in both cases because 27 is inappropriately greater than 3.
Narrowing down our choices, we have h + 27 and h - 27 inside the absolute value operator. 27 is a positive quantity (height of the guard rail), so the inequality showing +27 as the "center" is correct; that is
D: |h - 27| ≤ 3 (measurements in inches).
Answer:
25 is the answer
for proof see the pic
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So as to get numerator as 50 and denominator as 2 .
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The formula for circumference is 2 x PI x r
Using the circumference we can find the radius:
50.24 = 2 x PI x r
Multiply 2 by PI:
2 x 3.14 = 6.28
50.24 = 6.28 x r
Divide both sides by 6.28:
R = 50.24 / 6.28
R = 8
The radius is 8 units.
Answer:
40 students total
Step-by-step explanation:
Let s represent the total number of students. Then (3/4)s are girls and (1/4)s are boys. Using the info on boys, (1/4)s = 10. Thus, s = 40 (students).
Check: Is (1/4)(40) = 10? Yes.
Is (3/4)(40) = 30? Yes
Is 10+30 = 40 (students)? Yes
Answer:
all real numbers
Step-by-step explanation:
range is the possible y values, the graph stretches from negative infinity to positive infinity.
