Answer:
The equation that represents the battery charge in Sanchez's phone as a percentage t hours after he left his house is B(t) = 30 - 3*t.
Step-by-step explanation:
The initial state of the battery on Sanchez's phone is 30% so in time t equals zero the battery should be at that value and as time progresses the battery should lose battery charge at a rate of 3% for each hour. We can write this in an equation form by taking the initial state and subtract it by the rate multiplied by the value of time. We have:
B(t) = 30 - 3*t
The equation that represents the battery charge in Sanchez's phone as a percentage t hours after he left his house is B(t) = 30 - 3*t.
Each loop is of a different size, so we can't rotate the figure some angle x to have it line up with itself (0 < x < 360). Therefore, it doesn't have any rotational symmetry. That rules out choice A and choice C. Point symmetry is the same as saying "rotational symmetry of 180 degrees"
The figure doesn't have any line symmetry either. There is no line we can draw and reflect the figure over to have it match up with itself. That rules out choice B and points to choice D
Answer: D) It has no reflectional symmetry.
Answer:
The number of batches Ben can make with 5/6 cup of green chilies is 
batches of salsa.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question,
Ben needs 1/3 cups of chilies for a batch of salsa.
To determine how many batches of salsa he can make with 5/6 cup of green chilies,
Let the number of batches Ben can make with 5/6 cup of green chilies be x.
Now,
If 1/3 cups of green chilies is needed for 1 batch,
Then, 5/6 cups of green chilies will make x batches
1/3 × x = 5/6 × 1
x = 5/6 ÷ 1/3
x = 
x = 
x = 
x = 
x =
Hence, the number of batches Ben can make with 5/6 cup of green chilies is batches of salsa.
Yes because they as fraction would be equal parts I think
