If your asking to multiply 9x5 then the anwser is 45.
Answer:
a. f(n+1) = f(n) + 20
Step-by-step explanation:
The second hour, f(2) = 130 is the wage of the first hour f(1) = 110, plus 20.
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You have to look at the answers and understand what they mean. (This can be difficult when they are nonsense, as here.)
b — means each successive hour of pay is 110 more than the previous one. Clearly that is not the case for the sequence given
c — equates 0 to 20, total nonsense
d — equates 0 to 110, also total nonsense
Answer:
Option A is correct.
The system of equation is inconsistent is;
2x+8y=6
5x+20y=2
Explanation:
* A system of equations is called an inconsistent system, if there is no solution because the lines are parallel.
* If a system has at least one solution, it is said to be consistent .
*A dependent system of equations is when the same line is written in two different forms so that there are infinite solutions.
(A)
2x+8y=6
5x+20y=2
This is inconsistent, because as shown below in the graph of figure 1 that the lines do not intersect, so the graphs are parallel and there is no solution.
(B)
5x+4y=-14
3x+6y=6
this system of equation is Consistent because it has exactly one solution as shown below in the graph of Figure 2 and also it is independent.
(C)
x+2y=3
4x+6y=5
this system of equation is Consistent because it has exactly one solution as shown below in the graph of Figure 3.
(D)
3x-2y=2
6x-4y=4
this is a consistent system and has an infinite number of solutions, it is dependent because both equations represent the same line. as shown below in the graph of Figure-4.
Therefore, the only Option A system of equation is inconsistent.
Answer:
Slope=4
x−intercept=−
4
16
=−4
b−intercept=
1
16
=16.0000
Step-by-step explanation:
The increase of the radius is a linear increase since we have the constant rate of 0.07 inches per second
The equation for a linear growth/decay is given by the form

where

is the rate of increase and

is the value of

when

We have

when
So the equation is 
The length of the radius when

seconds is


inches