The LA Dodgers hit the most homeruns in 2014. The number of homeruns accounted for 6% of the entire Major League Baseball home r
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To answer the question, we will need to find the 6% (the home runs of the LA Dodgers) of 583 (<span>the entire Major League Baseball home run count</span>).
To do that, first we are going to divide 6% by 100% to convert it to a fraction and get rid of the percentage signs :
Now we can multiply our fraction by the entire Major League Baseball home run count to get the home runs of the Dodgers:
We can conclude that the LA Dodgers <span>hit approximately 35 home runs. </span>
To do that, first we are going to divide 6% by 100% to convert it to a fraction and get rid of the percentage signs :
Now we can multiply our fraction by the entire Major League Baseball home run count to get the home runs of the Dodgers:
We can conclude that the LA Dodgers <span>hit approximately 35 home runs. </span>
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find the maximum and the minimum points of the cure
3. If you still don't know which graph find the x-intercepts
Now let us find the graph which represents g(x)
∵ g(x) = x³ + x² - 17x + 15
∵ x = 0
∴ g(0) = (0)³ + (0)² - 17(0) + 15
∴ g(0) = 15
∵ g(0) is the y-intercept
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There is only one graph intersects y-axis at point (0 , 15)
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the 2nd graph in the second line
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