The new exponential equations to represent Alison, Cindy, and Javier would be 1/(1+e^-x) representing an s curve showing a lot of growth.
<h3>What is an exponential equation?</h3>
The exponential function is a mathematical function denoted by f(x)=\exp or e^{x}.
Here, he new exponential equations to represent Alison, Cindy, and Javier would be 1/(1+e^-x) representing an s curve showing a lot of growth while Cindy and Javier would be ln(x) and x^(1/2) as they will grow somewhat fast at first and then die out.
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If you put them into to proportion
156/400 and then put a variable for the unknown x/1200
1200 divided by 400 = 3
156 times 3 = 468
468 order salad out of 1200
We have the following equation:
s = ut + 1 / 2at ^ 2
Clear a for the equation:
1 / 2at ^ 2 = s-ut
at ^ 2 = 2s-2ut
a = 2s / t ^ 2-2ut / t ^ 2
Rewriting:
a = (2s-2ut) / (t ^ 2)
Answer:
An equation that represents a in terms of other variables is:
C. 2s-2ut / t ^ 2
so their are 6 adults and 24 kids because when you add 18+6 and get 24
then you multiply 6(24) because adult tickets are 24 and get 144
then you multiply 24(12) because student tickets are half as much as parents so they are 12 and you multiply by 24 kids and get 288
then you add 288 student tickets total price +144 adult ticket total price =432 total cost fro all tickets
Answer:
C.)
Step-by-step explanation:
There are multiple technical ways to explain this but the best one that works for me is the "vertical line test" can be used to find a function or non function. All you have to do is position your pencil vertically, place it to the far left of the graph drag it horizontally across to the right side of the graph. If your pencil is making contact with two lines at one time, it is NOT a function. Hopefully this makes sense.
