A,B,D because the sum of the powers of variables in each term of the expansion is equal to the power the binomial is raised to.
let's say the point dividing JK is say point P, so the JK segment gets split into two pieces, JP and PK
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Let us say that the number is x.
So the first step that Julio do is to cube the number so
that:
x^3
Then the next he did was take cube root of the number, so
that:
(x^3)^(1/3)
Solving this would result in:
x^(3/3) = x^1 = x
Since he ends up with 20, therefore:
x = 20
<span>Julio started and ended with the same number which is 20.</span>
Let price of the Caleb's groceries was $x.
Given that tax rate is 2.5% or 0.025
Then sales tax is given by product of 0.025 and x.
which is 0.025x.
Given that tax paid is $1.60 so both must be equal
divide both side by 0.025
Hence final answer is $64.
Answer:
m=50w
Step-by-step explanation:
In the proportional relationship between mmm, the amount of minerals, and www, the number of workers, one constant of proportionality is the mineral cost per worker. It is the number we multiply by the number of workers to get the number of mineral
The constant of proportionality is 50 This means we can multiply , 50,the number of workers to get the amount of minerals.
Now, let's write the equation:
amount of minerals m
=minerals per worker×number of workers
=50w
One correct equation is:
m=50w
