The decimal for 8 is 6.2 and the decimal for 9 is 7.0. Hope this helps you!
The answer would be 7 miles. I can see that the initial charge is $35. For every mile there is a $2 fee. I found this by looking at how much the fee increases from 1 mile to 3 miles. There’s a $4 increase. So $4 divided by 2 miles is equal to 2. 1 mile is equal to $2 after the initial price. I counted by 2s from 41 to 49. Every count of 2 is a mile. When I landed on 49 I was at the 7th mile. A half of a mile is equal to $1. I know this because from 7 miles to 8.5 miles, there is a $3 increase. The 8th mile would be $51, but the half of a mile increases the cost by $1. Sorry if it’s very wordy. The answer is 7 miles though!
Y=k/x²; substitute x=1 and y=1/8: 1/8=k. So y=1/(8x²)
When x=5, y=1/(8×25)=1/200.
Answer: three sets of value show 3 consecutive increases and they could be the intensities during fourth, fifth, and six visits:
- 66%, 69%, 72%;
- 63%, 65%, 67%, and
- 67%, 72%, 77%
Explanation:
1) The program recommends a constant intensity for 3 visits, which is what the table shows:
Day Intensisty
1 63%
2 equal ⇒ 63%
3 equal ⇒ 63%
2) Hence, you have to determine the valid sets that meet the recommendation for the fourth, fifth, and six visits, which are the next three.
2) For the next three visits, the program recommensd increasing intensities.
There are three options that show 3 consecutive increases; they are:
- 66%, 69%, 72%;
- 63%, 65%, 67%, and
- 67%, 72%, 77%
Therefore, those are the choices that apply.
