Slope = -1
x-intercept = 3/-1 = -3.00000
f-intercept = 3/-1 = -3.00000
Slope = 0.667/2.000 = 0.333
x-intercept = 3/-1 = -3.00000
f-intercept = 3/3 = 1
Slope = 0.400/2.000 = 0.200
x-intercept = 3/-1 = -3.00000
f-intercept = 3/5 = 0.60000
Slope = 0.286/2.000 = 0.143
x-intercept = 3/-1 = -3.00000
f-intercept = 3/7 = 0.42857
Answer:
Hello your question is incomplete attached below is the correct question
and the solution
answer: A
Step-by-step explanation:
attached below is a detailed solution of the given problem
There exists P and C such that ( ∵ λ1 ≠ λ21 so A is diagonalizable )
For this, you would use simultaneous equations.
w=walnuts
a=almonds
3w+6a=51
5w+4a=55
Find a way to make one of the unknowns equal. since we are trying to work out the price of a pound of walnuts, I am going to make a equal on each side to leave us with w. This leaves us with:
15w+12a=165
6w+12a=102
Then take them away to leave w:
9w=163
Then solve:
w=163/9
= 18.11111111...
Then round it to 2 decimal places as the measurement is currency.
So 1 pound of walnuts equals $18.11
The equation that represents the array (rectangles and area) multiplication model that sows two grey shaded columns of length one ninth each and three rows with dots of width one fourth each is option <em>a</em>
a) The equation with fractions two ninths times three fourths is equal to six thirty sixths
<h3>What is an array (area) multiplication model?</h3>
An array representation of a multiplication is a rectangular visual order of positioning of rows and columns that indicates the terms of a multiplication equation.
Please find attached the area model to multiply the fractions
The terms of the equation represented by the model are indicated by the two columns of length one ninth each shaded grey and the three rows of width one fourth each covered with dots, such that the equation can be presented as follows;
The equation that the model represents is therefore;
- The equation with fractions two ninths times three fourths is equal to six thirty sixths
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