Answer/Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
m<3 = 54°
m<2 = right angle
a. m<1 + m<2 + m<3 = 180° (angles in a straight line)
m<1 + 90° + 54° = 180° (substitution)
m<1 + 144° = 180°
m<1 = 180° - 144°
m<1 = 36°
b. m<2 = 90° (right angle)
c. m<4 = m<1 (vertical angles)
m<4 = 36° (substitution)
d. m<5 = m<2 (vertical angles)
m<5 = 90°
e. m<6 = m<3 (vertical angles)
m<6 = 54°
f. m<7 + m<6 = 180° (same side interior angles)
m<7 + 54° = 180° (substitution)
m<7 = 180 - 54
m<7 = 126°
g. m<8 = m<6 (alternate interior angles are congruent)
m<8 = 54°
h. m<9 = m<7 (vertical angles)
m<9 = 126°
i. m<10 = m<8 (vertical angles)
m<10 = 54°
j. m<11 = m<4 (alternate interior angles are congruent)
m<11 = 36° (substitution)
k. m<12 + m<11 = 180° (linear pair)
m<12 + 36° = 180° (substitution)
m<12 = 180° - 36°
m<12 = 144°
l. m<13 = m<11 (vertical angles)
m<13 = 36°
m. m<14 = m<12 (vertical angles)
m<14 = 144° (substitution)
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Complete Question
Recall the hurricane relief fund context from the previous investigation. Bob set up a hurricane relief donation fund and started it off by donating $ 35 . Instead of tripling in value each day, suppose it doubled in value each day
Complete the following table showing the account values at the end of each day.
Number of days since the initial investment, n Amount (in dollars) in the relief account, A
0 1 2 3 4
Answer:
Number of days(n) = Amount (in dollars) in the relief account(A)
0 = $35
1 = $70
2 = $140
3 = $280
4 = $560
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for doubling time
P(t) = Po(2)^t/k
Where P = Amount after time t
Po = Initial Amount
t = number of days
k = Frequency at which it doubles
For 0 days
t = 0, k = 1, P(o) = $35
P(t) = Po(2)^t/k
P(0) = $35(2)^0/1
= $35(2)⁰
= $35 × 1
= $35
For 1 day
t = 1, k = 1 , P(0) = $35
P(t) = Po(2)^t/k
P(0) = $35(2)^1/1
= $35(2)¹
= $35 × 2
= $70
For 2 days
P(t) = Po(2)^t/k
t = 2, k = 1, P(0) = $35
P(0) = $35(2)^2/1
= $35(2)²
= $35 × 4
= $140
For 3 days
P(t) = Po(2)^t/k
t = 3, k = 1
P(0) = $35(2)^3/1
= $35(2)³
= $35 × 8
= $280
For 4 days
P(t) = Po(2)^t/k
t = 3, k = 1, P(0) = $35
P(0) = $35(2)^5/1
= $35(2)⁴
= $35 × 16
= $560
Question:
Isabella pitches for her high school softball team. Of the 7 pitches she throws, 5 are strikes. She uses a standard deck of cards to model her pitches, with hearts, clubs, and spades representing strikes. Which statement about her model is true?
Answer:
B. Her model can be improved the most by removing the queens and kings of hearts, clubs, and spades.
Explanation:
I took the test and passed.
Start by finding the sum of (-8 3/4) and (-2 5/6). Find the least common denominator (LCD). 12 is the first thing that both 4 and 6 will evenly divide into, so we convert both fractions to 12ths:
-8 3/4 = -8 9/12 (multiply 4 by 3 to get 12, so multiply the numerator, 3, by 3 as well)
-2 5/6 = -2 10/12 (multiply 6 by 2 to get 12, so multiply the numerator, 5, by 2 as well)
-8 9/12 + -2 10/12 = -10 19/12
We must convert the improper fraction. 12 goes into 19 1 time with 7 left over, so 19/12 = 1 7/12
This means that -10 19/12 = -11 7/12
The opposite of 1 1/5 is -1 1/5. Add this to -11 7/12. Again find the LCD; in this case it is 60.
-1 1/5 = -1 12/60
-11 7/12 = -11 35/60
Adding these two we get -12 47/60.
Answer:
See explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Part A:</u> If Cole eats 3 bananas each day. These 3 bananas contain
mg of iron.
Let x be the number of vitamins Cole takes. Each whole vitamin contains 4 mg of iron, then x vitamins contain 4x mg of iron.
The total amount of iron Cole takes is

Cole needs to include at least 11 mg and at most 22 mg of iron in his diet each day, so

Solve it:

The smallest number of vitamins - 3, the greatest number of vitamins - 5.
<u>Part B: </u>Cole continues to eat 3 bananas each day. He pays
for bananas per week.
If Cole spends a total of $20 on bananas and vitamins this week, then he spent $20 - $14 = $6 on vitamins.
Let x be the number of vitamins Cole takes this week.
First 10 vitamins are free, then x - 10 vitamins each cost $0.50 (he pays an additional dollar for every 2 additional vitamins he purchases) and they cost

This amount of money is exactly $6, so

This means Cole takes 3 vitamins per day (the whole number) and he is able to meet his iron requirement every day this week, based on answer in Part A.