Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Double number line is a diagram used when. quantities have different units.
It shows each of the quantities on its own number line with corresponding pairs of values lined up.The values of each number line are not the same unless there is a 1:1 ratio between them.
some ratios equivalent to 1:3 are;
2:6,3:9,4:12,5:15,6:18,7:21,etcn:
Answer:
add 2 then subtract 2
Step-by-step explanation:
just add 2 then subtract 2
It doesn't show a proportional relationship.
Answer: Choice C) Harold
Darren is correct because he subtracted c from both sides
Julie is correct because she multiplied both sides by H, and then divided both sides by L
Brenda is correct because she multiplied both sides by r
Harold is not correct. We can see this with a counter example. If A = 7 and h = 1, then the first equation Harold wrote leads to b = 14. Now plug those same values into the second equation and we get h = 2b/A turning into 1 = 2*14/7 and that simplifies to 1 = 4, which is a false statement. This contradiction is one example why the two equations Harold wrote aren't equivalent.
<span>f(x)=3-2x
</span><span>f(8)=3-2(8) = 3 -16 = -13
</span><span>g(x)=1/x+5
</span><span>g(8)=1/8+5 = 1/8 + 40/8 = 41/8
</span><span>[f/g](8) = -13 / (41/8) = -13 * (8/41) = -104/41 = -2 22/41</span>
