Which correctly gives the location of the point (18, 0)? A. x-axis B. y-axis C. Quadrant I D. Quadrant II

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Answer 1
Answer: it would be A cuz 18,0 are in the x-axis not quadrant

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Evaluate.
5 P 3 x 6 C 4

a. 150
b. 300
c. 900

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Answer:

Option (c) is correct.

^5P_3*^6C_4  is 900

Step-by-step explanation:

 Given  :Expression  ^5P_3*^6C_4      

We have to find the value of given expression ^5P_3*^6C_4  

Consider the given expression  ^5P_3*^6C_4        

The possibility of choosing an ordered set of r object from n object is given by  

nPr=(n!)/(\left(n-r\right)!)

and The number of subset of r elements from n elements           nCr=(n!)/(r!\left(n-r\right)!)        

Thus, ^5P_3=(5!)/(\left(5-3\right)!)==(5!)/(2!)=5\cdot \:4\cdot \:3=60

and ^6C_4=(6!)/(4!\left(6-4\right)!)==(6!)/(4!\cdot \:2!)==(6\cdot \:5)/(2!)=15

Thus,^5P_3*^6C_4=60* 15=900    

Thus,  ^5P_3*^6C_4  is 900

The answer is 300 because if u x the 5x3=15 and divide 6 and 4 is 1.5 then multipy that 22 then you put the letters in the equations

It was 7 degrees below zero in the morning. By afternoon the temperature rose 15 degrees. How warm was it?

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Answer:

8 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

The temperature was -7 and then rose by 15, -7 +15 = 8

8 degrees

(-7) + 15 = 8

Find the inverse of f (x)=log(subscript 4) x

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f(x)=\log_4x\n\ny=\log_4x\nx=4^y\nf^(-1)(x)=4^x
f\left( x \right) =\log _( 4 ){ x } \n \n \log _( 4 ){ x } =y\n \n { 4 }^( y )=x\n \n \therefore \quad { f }^( -1 )\left( x \right) ={ 4 }^( x )

At least 350 students attended the band concert friday night

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Yes 350 people attended the Friday concert

At the beginning of the year, Noah had $90 in savings and saved an additional $10 each week thereafter. Jace started the year with $50 and saved $20 every week. Let NN represent the amount of money Noah has saved tt weeks after the beginning of the year and let JJ represent the amount of money Jace has saved tt weeks after the beginning of the year. Graph each function and determine the number of weeks after the beginning of the year until Noah and Jace have the same amount of money saved.

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Answer:

Noah and Jace will have the same amount of money saved 4 weeks after the beginning of the year. This is the point of intersection on the graph of the two functions.

Step-by-step explanation:

To graph the functions that represent the amount of money Noah and Jace have saved, we can set up their savings functions as follows:

Noah's savings function (NN):

NN(tt) = $90 (initial savings) + $10 (weekly savings) * tt

Jace's savings function (JJ):

JJ(tt) = $50 (initial savings) + $20 (weekly savings) * tt

Now, let's graph these functions:

Noah's Savings Function (NN):

Initial savings (y-intercept): $90

Weekly savings rate (slope): $10

Jace's Savings Function (JJ):

Initial savings (y-intercept): $50

Weekly savings rate (slope): $20

To find the number of weeks after the beginning of the year until Noah and Jace have the same amount of money saved, we can set the two functions equal to each other and solve for "tt":

NN(tt) = JJ(tt)

$90 + $10 * tt = $50 + $20 * tt

Now, solve for "tt":

$90 - $50 = $20 * tt - $10 * tt

$40 = $10 * tt

tt = $40 / $10

tt = 4

Select the equivalent expression

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to my calculations i think it’s c