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The equation representing the elevation of Grand Lake after x number of days, given a decrease of 3 inches per day, is Elevation = 648 - 0.25x, where 0.25 is the daily loss rate in feet and x represents the number of days.
The subject of this question is the application of linear equations to real-world problems, specifically in the context of environmental changes. Given the initial elevation of Grand Lake and the daily rate of water level decrease, we can write an equation that represents the elevation of the lake's surface after x days.
The initial height of the lake is 648 feet. Every day, the lake elevation drops by 3 inches. However, our rate is given in inches and the initial elevation is in feet. We should convert the rate from inches to feet. Since there are 12 inches in a foot, 3 inches is equal to 3/12 = 0.25 feet.
So after one day, the lake would be at 648 - 0.25 = 647.75 feet. After two days, the lake would then be at 648 - 2(0.25) = 647.50 feet, and so on. In general, after x days, the elevation of the lake would be 648 - x(0.25)
Therefore, the equation we are looking for is: Elevation = 648 - 0.25x
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To Prove: x = 2
1.
Division property of equality
A. 12 - x = 20 - 5 x
2.
Subtraction property of equality
B. 12 + 4 x = 20
3. Addition property of equality
C. 4 x = 8
4. given
D. x=2
Answer:
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
F(x) = 2x - 1; G(x) = 3x + 2;
F[G(x)] - F(x).= F(3x+2) -F(x) = 2(3x+2)-1 -(2x-1) = 6x +4-1-2x+1
F[G(x)] - F(x).= 4x+4
Answer:
A box-and-whisker plot shows the scores on a math exam for two classes.
Class A Class B
1) Minimum value 65 56
2) Lower quartile 66 79
3) Median 81 91
4) Upper quartile 89 94
5) Maximum value 95 100
First quartile also known as Lower quartile is the number below which lies the 25 percent of the bottom data.
Second quartile or Median divides the range in the middle and has 50 percent of the data below it.
Third quartile also known as upper quartile has 75 percent of the data below it and the top 25 percent of the data above it.
Interquartile Range = Upper quartile - Lower quartile,
For class A
Interquartile range = 89 -66 = 23
For class B
Interquartile range = 94 -79 = 15
The interquartile ranges tell you about the two classes that Class B has more consistent scores