Answer:
9.9225 E 34.
E = exponent
= 9.9225 x 10^34
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the cost for insuring the applicant = a.
Let the cost for insuring the spouse = b
Let the cost for insuring the first child= c
Let the cost for insuring the second child = d
A 35-year-old health insurance plan and that of his or her spouse costs $301 per month. This means that:
a + b = $301.
That rate increased to $430 per month if a child were included. This means the cost of a child will be:
= $430 - $301
= $129
The rate increased to $538 per month if two children were included. This means the cost for the second child will be:
= $538 - $430
= $108
The rate dropped to $269 per month for just the applicant and one child. His will be the cost of the applicant and a single child. This can be written as:
a + $129 = $269
a = $269 - $129
a = $140
Since a + b = $301
$140 + b = $301
b = $301 - $140
b = $161
Applicant = $140
The spouse = $161
The first child = $129
The second child = $108
The quotients are equal because they both go in the same number of times. The second pair of quotients just have an extra 0 at the end which just changes the place value of the number.
Answer:
The original price was 520
Step-by-step explanation:
To find this, we first need to note that we paid 75% of the price. This is because we took 25% off from the original. Now we take the price we paid and divide it by the percentage of it which we paid. This will give us the original price.
390/75% = Total
390/.75 = Total
520 = Total
Answer:
D. y²/5² - x²/8² = 1
Step-by-step explanation:
A and B are both incorrectly oriented, and D is the only hyperbola that contains the points (0,5) and (0,-5).
Verification (0,5) and (0,-5) are in the hyperbola:
First replace x and y with corresponding x and y values (We will start with x=0 and y=5)
Then simplify.
If the result is an equation (where both sides are equal to each other) then the original x and y values inputted are valid. The same is true with x and y inputs x=0 and y=-5, or any other point along the hyperbola.
