Y = x/3 because I searched it up
Supposing the temperature of 60 degrees increases twice, it becomes 120 degrees (100% increase) and the bottles increase twice as well to 150 bottles (100% increase).
If there are 120 bottles used, we can calculate the temperature using the above assumption when bottle usage increase to 100% which is 150 bottles.
120 bottles/ 150 bottles = 0.8 or 80%
So, if 100% increase in temperature is defines by 120 degrees, what is 80% of 120 degrees?
Then 120 degrees divided by 0.8 will result to 96 degrees (so the answer is letter D) -- the temperature when 120 bottles were used by athletes.
Answer:
∴(x+5)(x+3) =x²+8x+15
Step-by-step explanation:
Standard form of a polynomial:
Standard of polynomial means that the terms ordered from biggest exponent of variable to lowest exponent of variable.
Example:
Given,
(x+5)(x+3)
=x(x+3)+5(x+3)
=x²+3x+5x+15
=x²+8x+15
∴(x+5)(x+3) =x²+8x+15
The degree of the polynomial is 2 and is a one variable polynomial.
Answer:
yeah but it depends on what your measuring
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