I can't view the graph, but let’s apply reasoning
hmm, since it requires more than 10 cubic feet of topsoil, the first and second options aren’t feasible
let’s analyze the costs
third option
10*1=10
2*12=24
10+24=34 and 34<50, that works
fourth option
3*10=30
2*12=24
30+24=54
54>50, that's too high
the answer is the third one
the one with 1 cubic yard of compost and 12 cubic yards of topsoil
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let m denote the number of minutes required to download the entire game.
The computer downloads at a speed of 0.01 GB per minute, and since half a gigabyte has already been downloaded, we can express this as 0.01*m + 0.5 equaling 2.2, as the game's total size is 2.2 GB.
We will determine the minimum number of minutes necessary to completely download the game.
Thus, represents our sought inequality.
Answer:
Let the train's speed be denoted as x km/h.
Scenario 1:
Distance = 288 km
Speed = x km/h
Time = Distance divided by Speed
= 288/x hours
Scenario 2:
Distance = 288 km
Speed = (x + 4) km/h
Time = 288/(x + 4) hours
As 288/x is greater than 288/(x + 4)
288/x - 288/(x + 4) = 1
288[1/x - 1/(x + 4)] = 1
[x + 4 - x] / [x(x + 4)] = 1/288
[4 / (x^2 + 4x)] = 1/288
x² + 4x = 1152
x² + 4x - 1152 = 0
x² + 36x - 32x - 1152 = 0
x(x + 36) - 32(x + 36) = 0
(x + 36)(x - 32) = 0
x + 36 = 0, x - 32 = 0
x = -36, x = 32
x = -36 is not valid as speed cannot be negative.
Conclusively, the train's speed = 32 km/h
Answer:
(a) What will his age be after 5 years?
"5 + y" years old
(b) What was his age 6 years ago?
"y - 6" years old
(c) If his grandfather’s age is five times his, how old is his grandfather?
"5y" years old
(d) His father is 6 years older than three times his age. How old is his father?
"6 + 3y" years old
Note: Disregard the quotation marks, ""
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Characteristics of a bar graph include:
1). There must be uniform spacing between the bars or columns.
2). Each bar or column should have a consistent width.
3). All bars must share the same baseline.
4). The height of each bar corresponds to the data value.
Based on these criteria,
- Spacing between London-Paris and Rome-Oslo isn’t uniform.
- Width of the Munich bar differs from the others.
