How you would get the answer and what it would be
How you would get the answer and what it would - 1

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Answer 1
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Hi Sabra

2 3/4+ 3 1/5

= 5 19/20


I hope that's help ! Your answer for number 16 is incorrect


Sorry I don't know the answer for number 17 but I hope that's help.


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Tell whether or not the value is a solution to the inequality

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Yes, n = -2.9 is a solution to the given inequality.

Step-by-step explanation:

To determine if n = -2.9 is a solution to the inequality 10.4 ≥ -2n + 4.6, substitute the value of n into the inequality.

10.4 ≥ -2(-2.9) + 4.6

10.4 ≥ 5.8 + 4.6

10.4 ≥ 10.4

Since the last line of the inequality states that 10.4 is greater than or equal to 10.4, which is true, this means that the original inequality holds true when n = -2.9.

So, n = -2.9 is a valid solution to the inequality 10.4 ≥ -2n + 4.6.

9 miles is approximately equal to 16km. How many km are equal to 63 miles? How many miles are equal to 48km?

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The correct answer is 27 miles!
16 x 7 =112 so 63 miles would equal 112 km
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What is the slope of this table?

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How to solve for y if  the equation is y=5/2x + 5 if x is zeroplease show step by step how to solve

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y=(5)/(2)\cdot0+5\ny=0+5\ny=5
Q,  y=5/2x+x if x is zero 

An, ( y=5/2×0+5 ) as you know if i multiply number to zero you get zero so "x" change to the zero you get
( y=0+5 )= ( y=5 ) that is your answer

Paul, Colin and Brian are waiters. One night the restaurant earns tips totalling £77.40.
They share the tips in the ratio 1:3:5.
How much more does Brian get over Paul?

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You have to add the ratio, which is 1:3:5 and 1+3+5= 9. Then you must do £77.40 divided by 9. This gives you £8.6. So 1 part is £8.60, also how much Paul got. To find out Brian, you must do 5 multiplied by £8.60 which gives you £43. Then, to get the difference, you must do £43 take away £8.60, giving you £34.40. Your final answer will be £34.40. I hope this helped!

As x → −[infinity], y → ? As x → [infinity], y → ? Determine the end behavior for y = 8x^4 Determine the end behavior for y = -49 + 5x^4 + 3x Determine the end behavior for y = -x^5 + 5x^4 + 5

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Problem 1

The end behavior of y = 8x^4 is:

\text{As x} \to -\infty, \text{ y } \to \infty\n\text{As x} \to \infty, \text{ y } \to \infty

In either case, y approaches positive infinity. This end behavior is the same as a parabola that opens upward. This applies to any even degree polynomial.

Informally we can describe the end behavior as: "Both endpoints rise up forever".

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Problem 2

The end behavior of y = -49 + 5x^4 + 3x is the exact same as problem 1. Why? Because the degree here is 4. The degree is the largest exponent.

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Problem 3

For this problem we have the polynomial y = -x^5 + 5x^4 + 5

This time the degree is 5, which is an odd number.

The end behavior would be

\text{As x} \to -\infty, \text{ y } \to \infty\n\text{As x} \to \infty, \text{ y } \to -\infty

Informally, we can state the end behavior as "Rises to the left, falls to the right".

The endpoints go in opposite directions whenever the degree of the polynomial is odd. Think of a cubic graph. The "falls to the right" is due to the negative leading coefficient.

I strongly recommend using a TI83, TI84, Desmos, or GeoGebra to graph out each polynomial so you can see what the end behavior is doing.