What is the diameter of a hemisphere with a volume of 651 m^3, to the nearest tenth<br> of a meter?

A shoe factory produces 1.81 × 104 pairs of shoes each month. Estimate how many pairs of shoes the factory will produce if it ma

quester [9]

Answer:

2*10 ^6 shoes in 10 years

Step-by-step explanation:

1.81 × 10^4 pairs of shoes each month

1.2 × 10^2 months in 10 years

Multiply these together to determine the number of shoes in 10 years

1.81 × 10^4 * 1.2 × 10^2

We want to estimate so 1.81 is approximately 2 and 1.2 is approximately 1

2 × 10^4 * 1 × 10^2

Multiply the numbers

2*1 = 2

Add the exponent

10 ^ ( 4+2)

10 ^6

Put this back together

2*10 ^6

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NEED HELP ON NUMBER 13 AND 14

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Answer:

Question 13: For age groups y=1 and y=1.3 response is 8 microseconds.

Question 14: The club was making a loss between 11.28 and 4.88 years.

Step-by-step explanation:

Question 13:

The age group y for which the response rate R is 8 microseconds is given by the solution of the equation

$8=y^4 +2y^3 - 4y^2 -5y +14.$

We graph this equation and find the solutions to be

$y=1;$ $y=1.302;$ $y=-2;$ $y=-2.302.$

Since only positive solutions for y are valid in the real world we take only those.

Thus only for age groups y=1 and y=1.3 the response is 8 microseconds.

Question 14:

The footbal club is making a loss when $p(t)$

Or

$t^3 -14t^2 +20t +120$

We graph this inequality and find the solutions to be

$t$ and $4.88$

Since in the real world only positive values for t are valid, we take the the second solution to be true.

Thus the club was making a loss in years $4.88$

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Daisy works at an ice-cream parlor. She is paid $10 per hour for the first 8 hours she works in a day. For every extra hour she

andre [41]

Answer:

80+(15x)

Step-by-step explanation:

10 times 8=80

1.5 times 10=15

so she gets 80 dollars for the first 8 hours then for every extra hour she gets 15 dollars

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If a(x) = 3x + 1 and b (x) = StartRoot x minus 4 EndRoot, what is the domain of (b circle a) (x)?

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Answer:

$[1,\infty)$

Step-by-step explanation:

$b(x)=\sqrt{x-4}$

$a(x)=3x+1$

Since we want to know the domain of $(b \circ a)(x)$ , let's first consider the domain of the inside function, that is, that of $a(x)=3x+1$ . Every polynomial function has domain all real numbers.

So we can plug anything for function $a$ and get a number back.

Now the other function is going to be worrisome because it has a square root. You cannot take square root of negative numbers if you are only considering real numbers which that is the case with most texts.

Let's find $(b \circ a)(x)$ and simplify now.

$(b \circ a)(x)$

$b(a(x))$

$b(3x+1)$

$\sqrt{(3x+1)-4}$

$\sqrt{3x+1-4}$

$\sqrt{3x-3}$

Now again we can only square root positive or zero numbers so we want $3x-3 \ge 0$ .

Let's solve this to find the domain of $(b \circ a)(x)$ .

$3x-3 \ge 0$

Add 3 on both sides:

$3x \ge 3$

Divide both sides by 3:

$x \ge 1$

So we want $x$ to be a number greater than or equal to 1.

The option that says this is $[1,\infty)$

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Give an example why option A fails:

A number in the given set is -2.

$a(x)=3x+1$

$b(x)=\sqrt{x-4}$

So $a(-2)=3(-2)+1=-6+1=-5$ and $b(-5)=\sqrt{-5-4}=\sqrt{-9} \text{ which is not real}$ .

Give an example why option B fails:

A number in the given set is 0.

$a(x)=3x+1$

$b(x)=\sqrt{x-4}$

So $a(0)=3(0)+1=0+1=1$ and $b(1)=\sqrt{1-4}=\sqrt{-3} \text{ which is not real}$ .

Give an example why option D fails:

While all the numbers in set D work, there are more numbers outside that range of numbers that also work.

A number not in the given set that works is 3.

$a(x)=3x+1$

$b(x)=\sqrt{x-4}$

So $a(3)=3(3)+1=9+1=10$ and $b(1)=\sqrt{10-4}=\sqrt{6} \text{ which is real}$ .

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Ethan enjoys buying books and going to the movies. He has income of $150 to spend on these two goods each month. The price of a

erica [24]

Answer: A

Step-by-step explanation:

A.) the substitution effect would predict Ethan would consume less books and more movies and the income effect would predict he would consume less of both.

B.) the substitution and income effects would both predict Ethan would consume less of both goods.

C.) the substitution effect would predict Ethan would consume more books and less movies, and the income effect would predict he would consume less of both.

D.) the substitution and income effects would both predict Ethan would consume more of both goods.

If he continuos to buy 4 books ans 6 movies the total amount is $170, that he does not have. He has to buy less books or go less to the movies.

A global efect of a certain good (X) price rise can be divided into 2 efects:

substitution effect: indicates a demand reduction of X, resulting from the price rise, making X less atractive to consumption
income effect: indicates a reduction of the demanded quantity of X resulting from the reduction of the acquisition power created by the rise of X price.

So, answer is A.

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What is the diameter of a hemisphere with a volume of 651 m^3, to the nearest tenth of a meter?