If h(x) = x − 1 and j(x) = −4x, solve h[j(5)] and select the correct answer below.−21
−20
−19
−16

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

Option A is correct

h[j(5)] = -21

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the functions:

h(x) = x-1 and

j(x) = -4x

Find the value of h[j(5)]

h[j(x)]

h[-4x]

Replace x with -4x in h(x) we have;

h[j(x)] = -4x-1

Substitute x = 5 we have;

h[j(5)] = -4(5)-1

h[j(5)] = -20-1=-21

Therefore, the value of h[j(5)] is, -21

Answer 2
Answer: -21. J(x)= -4(5)= -20 ; H[J(5)]= -20-1 = -21

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Point W (-4,7) was translated as follows:W(-4,7) W (-2,4). A student wrote the algebraic rule to describe the translation as (x,y)(x-3,y+2) evaluate the student's answer

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The student's answer is wrong. This is because when the translation was done from (-4,7) to (-2,4), a value of 2 was added to x and 3 was subtracted from 7. Therefore, the translation should have been: (x,y)(x+2,y-3).

Answer with explanation:

It is given that, point W (-4, 7) is translated to W'(-2,4).

The Student Wrote this translation rule as:

(x,y)→(x-3, y+2)

So,if we apply the translation rule in W ,then

W(-4,7)→W'(-4 -3, 7 +2)=W'(-7, 9)

We are not getting the original coordinates of point after applying this translation rule.

So,the translation rule that student wrote is incorrect.

So,the translation rule should be ,

(x,y)→(x+2,y-3)

that is , W(-4,7)→W'(-4+2,7-3)=W'(-2,4)

Evaluate ÷x+2 for x=49
12
2
9
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Answer:12

Step-by-step explanation:but you cant divide by nothing

12 because you can’t divide anything

Which expressions are equivalent to when x0? Check all that apply.

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we have that

((x+4))/(3) / (6)/(x) = (x*(x+4))/(3*6) \n \n = (( x^(2) +4x))/(18)

therefore

case a) 
((x+4))/(3) * (x)/(6)
Is equivalent

case b) 
(6)/(x) * ((x+4))/(3)
Is not equivalent

case c) 
(x)/(6) * ((x+4))/(3)
Is  equivalent

case d) 
((2 x^(2) +4x))/(6)
Is not equivalent

case e) 
((2 x^(2) +4x))/(18)
Is equivalent

Hence

the answer is

((x+4))/(3) * (x)/(6)

(x)/(6) * ((x+4))/(3)

((2 x^(2) +4x))/(18)

Answer:

The correct representation of the expression are:

  •      (x+4)/(3)((x)/(6))
  •     ((x)/(6))(x+4)/(3)
  •     (x^2+4x)/(18)

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given an algebraic expression as:

        (x+4)/(3)÷(6)/(x)

This expression could also be written as:

=((x+4)/(3))/((6)/(x))

We know that any expression of the form:

((a)/(b))/((c)/(d)) is given by:

((a)/(b))/((c)/(d))=(a* d)/(b* c)}

Hence, we get the given expression as:

=((x+4)/(3))/((6)/(x))=((x+4)* x)/(3* 6)\n\n=(x+4)/(3)* (x)/(6)

Also, on solving we get:

=((x+4)/(3))/((6)/(x))=(x^2+4x)/(18)

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b. 3.2 rad/s
c. 52 rad/s
d. 81 rad/s​

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Answer:

c. 52 rad/s

Step-by-step explanation:

Final question does not correspond with available option. The real question is: What is the angular speed in radians per second?

At first we assume that spin balance rotates at constant rate and convert given angular speed, measured in revolutions per minute, into radians per second:

\omega = \left(500\,(rev)/(min) \right)\cdot \left(2\pi\,(rad)/(rev) \right)\cdot \left((1)/(60)\,(min)/(sec)  \right)

\omega \approx 52.360\,(rad)/(s)

Which corresponds to option C.

The wheel rotates at an angular speed of 52 rad/s and the equivalent road speed is about 39 mph.

To solve this, we need to consider the given spin speed which is 500 revolutions per minute and convert this to rev per second by dividing by 60.

This is because a minute has 60 seconds.

Hence, the wheel rotates at 500/60 = 8.33 rev/s.

Furthermore, we need to know that in physics, one full revolution equals 2π radians (this is the equivalent of going around a circle once).

So, to convert from revolution to radian, we multiply by 2π, so the wheels is spinning at 8.33 * 2π ≈ 52.36 rad/s, which most closely matches option c. 52 rad/s.

Lastly, the linear (or road) speed can be calculated by multiplying the Angular momentum by the radius of the wheel (which is half the diameter), so v = (52.36 rad/s) * (13 in) = 680.68 in/s.

To convert it to mph, note that 1 inch/s = 0.057 mph, hence the wheel is spinning at about 39 mph.

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Johnny heads to the store with $20. He spends $7 on a t-shirt, then buys some candy bars for $1.50 each. How many candy bars could he buy if he spent all of his money?

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Answer:

8

Step-by-step explanation:

20-7=13

13^1.50=8.66666666667

Round up with 8 or 9