Answer:
11.1d + 3.2h - 15
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
There are N students in the class.
We know that ONLY ONE of the inequalities is true:
N < 10
N > 10
N < 22
N > 22
We want only one of these four inequalities to be true.
Remember that if we have:
x > y
y is not a solution, because:
y > y is false.
Then:
If we take N = 10, then:
N < 22
Is the only true option.
While if we take N = 22
N > 10
is the only true option.
So there are two possible values of N.
Answer:
There are 364 ways of filling the offices.
Step-by-step explanation:
In this case, the order of filling of the offices does not matter, so, we can figure out the different ways of filling the offices by using the combination formula:
where n=14 (number of members)
r=3 number of offices
n!=n·(n-1)·(n-2)·...·3·2·1
It’s already in standard form: 93,000,000
If we would put it in scientific notation though, it would be: 9.3 x10 ^7 (to the power of 7)
The example on direct variation is illustrated below based on the information given.
<h3>How to illustrate the direct variation?</h3>
An example will be:
When x = 2, y = 10. Find the value of y when x is 6.
In this case, this will be calculated thus:
y = kx
10 = 2k
k = 10/2
k = 5
Since y = kx.
y = 5 × 6
y = 30
The value of y is 30.
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