Answer:
a kite has 2 short sides and 2 long sides. The 2 short sides are equal. The 2 long sides are also equal. This means that the other short side is 16cm. And the remaining longer sides can be found like this:
let's pretend *y* is the long side
2*y = 70 - 16 - 16. (two of the long sides = 70 - short side - another short side)
so use algebra to find y.
2*y = 38
y = 19 so the long sides are both 19cm each
Your final answer: 16cm, 19cm, 19cm
The answer is C, a perpedicular bisector. The distances of the mark along the given line are equidistance. Where the x is located, where the two dashes would intersect is where a 90 degre angle to the line would pass through.
Answer:
D.) f(x) = 197(1.03)^(7x); grows at a rate of approximately 3% daily
Step-by-step explanation:
The growth equation can be written in terms of a rate compounded 7 times per week:
f(x) = 197×1.25^x = 197×(1.25^(1/7))^(7x)
f(x) ≈ 197×1.0324^(7x) . . . . x represents weeks, a daily growth factor is shown
The daily growth rate as a percentage is the difference between the daily growth factor and 1, expressed as a percentage:
(1.0324 -1) × 100% = 3.24%
The best match is choice D:
f(x) ≈ 197(1.03^(7x)); grows approximately 3% daily
