Answer:
1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the Up/to left or right rule to help you
Find a start point (or the one the gave you (3,2)) and then follow the line to the next point that crosses exactly over where to points cross (where poth x and y would be whole numbers) count how many times the point moved up, then how many time it moved left. Put the first over the second in fraction form and there is your slope.
The additive inverse of 7/2 would be -7/2 (option B) Since its. opposite !
A)is the additive inverse of C) ; C) is the additive inverse of A) (not your answer)
B. is the additive inverse for this problem (7/2) so thats how we found that this is your answer (answer)
D is the same thing for the problem (7/2) (not your answer)
7/2 isnt the additive inverse for 7/2 because they are the SAME not the opposite.
+ = - (Positive = negative)
- = + (negative = positive)
The roots: this is when y=0, so in yours there are 2 roots. Just look at the x value when y=0 and that is your roots.
Y intercept- this is when x=0, so just look at the y value below x=0 and that is the y intercept. Note the answer will probably be in the form (0,_)
Vertex=do you see a pattern? Well the vertest would be the highest or lowest point of the quadratic equation. Your vertex would be (5,-9) because just look at x=4 and x=6, bit of the y values are -8 and when you look at x=3 and x=7 they are also the same because this is a quadratic equation.
Max or min: yours is a minimum because (5,-9) is the lowest point. Every value left and right of this are higher up the graph, so this would be a minimum.
*something that will help you see this all more clearly is if you graphed this or put it into Desmos to see the vertex etc.
Answer:
1997 lbs
Step-by-step explanation:
First we need to find the volume of the mattress
V = l*w*h
V = 8*2*2
V =32 ft^3
Then multiply by the density
32 ft^3 * 62.4 lb / ft^3 =
1996.8 lbs
To the nearest lb
1997 lbs
Answer:
Factorial design
Step-by-step explanation:
Factorial design refers to the scenario in which the relationship between the dependent variable and one independent variable is different at different values of a second independent variable. A factorial design is often used by to understand the effect of two or more independent variables upon a single dependent variable.
