The answer fam is .... The x-intercept represents Yvonne's account balance at the beginning of the year. This statement is False............The slope represents the amount Yvonne deposits to her account each week. This statement is True.........<span>Yvonne no longer has an overdraft balance 4 weeks after the beginning of the year. This statement is True</span>
If each lap in a pool is 100 meters long,how many laps equal one mile
Round to the nearest tenth.(Hint:1 foot=0.3048 meter)
1 mile = 5280 ft
lets do a ratio: 1ft/.3034m = x ft/100m
the ft and meters sybols cancel, so 1/.3048 =x/100
so 100/.3038 = x = 329.164
so there are 329.164 ft for every 100 meters
to find the number of laps to get to a mile which is 5280, do another ratio
329.164ft/100 m =5280 ft/xm
the left side reduces to 3.29164 =5280/x
you can compute this and see that 5280/3.29164 = 1604.064 meters
1604.064 meters *1 lap / 100m = 16.04064 laps are required to make a mile
Answer:
Mary is filling 36 cups per minute, which is faster than Jorge.
Step-by-step explanation:
Lets get Jorge's time :
As the rate is constant, we can find the slope to know the number of cups he is filling per minute.
Slope is found using: 
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From the table lets get Mary's time:
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Another data: 
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Therefore, we can see that Mary is filling 36 cups in a minute and Jorge is filling 14 cups.
Hence, the correct answer is : Mary is filling 36 cups per minute, which is faster than Jorge.
Answer:
Insurance will pay $250,000 and Ronaldo will pay $90,000
Step-by-step explanation:
50/250 means 50 is the maxi9$50,000 per person for body injury liability while 250 means $250,000 maximum for one accident for body injury liability claim.
18 children each was awarded $20,000 as a result of lawsuit
Total amount of lawsuit=18×$20000= $360000
Ronald has 50/250 BI
Total amount insurance will pay =250,000
Ronald will have to pay= $(360,000-250000)=$90,000
Answer: SSS
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
<u>W</u>A = <u>N</u>O
<u>A</u>S = <u>O</u>T
<u>S</u>W = <u>T</u>N
△WAS ≅ △NOT by SSS Congruency Theorem
