A rate is a ratio sometimes,always, or never true give an example​
A rate is a ratio sometimes,always, or never true give - 1

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A rate is a comparison of two different quantities with different units. Rates are always ratios, since they are comparing two different numbers as they compare two different quantities.

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Angle help! I got confused on this one idk why. (Angle adding)

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You have to add both the angles in the beginning I messed up on the first try. It can get confusing.
(6x - 15) + (x + 8) = 168
7x -7 = 168
7x = 168 + 7
7x/7 = 175/7
x = 25

FJG = 6x - 15
FJG = 6(25) - 15
FJG = 150 - 15
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If six out of 15 customers order a chicken sandwich, how many chicken sandwiches should a restaurant predict they will need to serve 270 people?108
270
90
120

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Given:
6 out of 15 customers order a chicken sandwich
270 customers

This is a problem of ratio and proportion:

a/b = c/d where ad = bc
6/15 = x/270
6 * 270 = 15x
1,620 = 15x
1620 / 15 = x
108 = x

The restaurant should predict to serve 108 chicken sandwich to the 270 people.

Answer:

108 = x

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a/b = c/d where ad = bc

6/15 = x/270

6 * 270 = 15x

1,620 = 15x

1620 / 15 = x

If you ever get caught in a rip current you should swim

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If you ever get caught in a rip current, you should swim parallel to the shoreline. Do not try to fight the rip current. Eventually you will escape it and will have enough energy to swim to shore
Answer: A


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A and D

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An example of a plane geometric surface is the A. side of a cylinder.
B. surface of a sphere.
C. side of a cone.
D. side of a box.

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In geometry, a plane is a flat surface without thickness. It only has a length and a width or an x and a y.

An example of a plane geometric surface is the D.Side of a box.

Side of a cylinder, surface of a sphere, side of a cone are not examples of a plane geometric surface. These sides are round and not flat.

$3450 is invested into an account earning 2.27% interest for 5 years. Compounded monthly.

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If f(x) = x² – 3, where x is an integer, which of the following could be a value of f(x)?a. 6
b. 0
c. -6

It would be great if you could add a few words of explanation

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f (x) = x^2 - 3 \n \n a.\ 6 \n \nf(x)=6\n \n 6=x^2-3\n \n6+3= x^2

x^2=9 \n \nx^2-9=0\n \n(x-3)(x+3)=0 \n \nx-3=0 \ \ or \ \ x+3 =0 \n \nx=3 \ \ or \ \ x= -3 \n \n Answer : \ Possible .


b.\ \ 0 \n \nf(x)=0\n \n 0=x^2-3\n \n(x-√(3)) (x+√(3))=0 \n \n x-√(3)=0 \ \ or \ \x+√(3) =0

x=√(3) \ \ or \ \x=-√(3) \n \nAnswer : \ x \ is \ not \ an \ integer,\ not \ possible


c.\ \ -6 \n \nf(x)= -6\n \n -6=x^2-3\n \n x^2=-6 +3 \n \nx^2=-3\n \nAnswer: \ square \ of \ an \ integer \ can \ not \ be \ negative