Answer:
1.) -4
2.) 3
3.) 4
If you need a little extra help knowing what to do with these problems, you should draw a number line that includes negative and positive numbers. You can count along the number line. It's a good visual aid.
If the amount of money you invested in the first fund is x and the second fund y, then 9% (or 0.09 by moving the decimal 2 spots)*x+0.03*y=1047 since the first fund paid 9% and the second 3%. In addition, for this year, we get
0.1*x+0.01*y=811.
We also have 0.09*x+0.03*y=1047, so we can multiply the top equation by -3 and add it to the second to get -0.21x=-1386. Dividing both sides by -0.21, we get x=6600. In addition, since 0.1*x+0.01*y=811, we can plug 6600 in for x to get 660+0.01*y=811 and by subtracting 660 from both sides we get 0.01*y=151. Multiplying both sides by 100 (since 0.01*100=1), we get y=15100
They are right except for 12. i think it is C but i could be wrong.
The vertex form of the function gives the vertex as (-6,48). The vertex of f(x)=x^2 is (0,0) so from this information, the vertex is moved LEFT 6 and UP 48. This cancels out two options. The coefficient -3 tells us that the graph is flipped or reflected over the x-axis (negative sign flips graph) and that all y-values will be 3 times as large. Larger y-values for the same x inputs makes the graph narrower.
Take the fraction. Divide the top number by the bottom number. (That's what a fraction means.). Some fractions will produce a decimal that goes on and on and never ends. Some fractions produce a decimal that ends. Some examples that make repeating decimals are: 1/3, 1/7, 1/9, 1/11.