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First of all let's write the slope-intercept form of the equation of a line, which is:

So we just need to find
to solve this problem.
Moreover, this problem tells us that Amir drove from Jerusalem down to the lowest place on Earth, the Dead Sea, descending at a rate of 12 meters per minute. So this rate is the slope of the line, that is:

Negative slope because Amir is descending. So:

To find
, we need to use the information that tells us that he was at sea level after 30 minutes of driving, so this can be written as the point
. Therefore, substituting this point into our equation:
Finally, the equation of Amir's altitude relative to sea level (in meters) and time (in minutes) is:

Whose graph is shown bellow.
To expand (3 - 2x)^6 use the binomial theorem:
(x + y)^ n = C(n,0) x^ny^0 + C(n,1)x^(n-1) y + C(n,2)x^(n-2) y^2 + ...+ C(n,n+1)xy^(n-1) + C(n,n)x^0y^n
So, for x = 3, y = -2x , and n = 6 you get:
(3 - 2x) ^6 = C(6,0)(3)^6 + C(6,1)(3)^5 (-2x) + C(6,2) (3)^4 (-2x)^3 + C(6,3) (3^3) (-2x)^4 + C(6,4)(3)^2 (-2x)^4 + C(6,5) (3) (-2x)^5 + C(6,6) (-2x)^6
So, the sixth term is C(6,5)(3)(-2x)^5 = 6! / [5! (6-5)! ] * 3 * (-2)^5 x^5 = - 6*3*32 = - 576 x^5.
The coefficient of that term is - 576.
Answer: - 576
No way to tell . . . . . we can't see the chart below.
It must be WAY down there where the sun don't shine.
Given:

To find:
The highest and lowest scores Sam could have made in the tournament.
Solution:
We have,


It can be written as

Add 288 on both sides.

and 
and 
Therefore, the highest and lowest scores Sam could have made in the tournament are 290 and 286 respectively.
Answer: Amy = domestic stock
Rick = Employer stock
Nisha = International stock
Step-by-step explanation:
Amy invests in shares that won't be affected by exchange rate fluctuations. This shows that the stock that Amy invested in is a domestic stock. These are the stocks that are usually sold by companies in the home country.
As a part of Rick's full-time benefits package, he can invest in compally stock. This shows that Rick invested in the employer stock.
Nisha needs to research the political situation in a specific country before she purchases stock. Nisha invested in an international stock.