Find the y intercept of the following equation y = 7/2 x - 10/7

A. 7/2
B. -7/2
C. 10/7
D. -10/7

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Answer 1
Answer: Answer : D. -10/7
Steps:
y-intercept is y value when x=0.

y = 7/2 (0) - 10/7 =-10/7

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Use the rules for logarithms and exponents to write this equation in logarithmic form.?For the equation K = Ae^(-ΔH/RT), solve for ln K using logarithms and exponents.

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Answer:

ln K = ln (A) -(\Delta H)/(RT)

Step-by-step explanation:

For this case we have the following expression:

K = A e^{-(\Delta H)/(RT)}   (1)

And we want to find the value of ln K. If we apply natural log on both sides of the equation (1) we got:

ln K = ln(A e^{-(\Delta H)/(RT)})

Using the following property:

ln(xy) = ln (x) + ln(y) for x and y real numbers, x>0, y>0, then we have:

ln K = ln (A) + ln (e^{-(\Delta H)/(RT)})

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- 5 + 7k = -19
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Answer:

k = -2

Step-by-step explanation:

-5 + 7k = -19

7k = -14

k = -2

A baseball is hit inside a baseball diamond with a length and width of 90 feet each. What is the probability that the ball will bounce on the pitchers mound, if the diameter of the mound is 18 feet? Assume that the ball is equally likely to bounce anywhere in the infield. When applicable, leave your answer in terms of pie and include all necessary calculations.

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Answer:

(\pi )/(100)

Step-by-step explanation:

The first thing to notice is that the diamond is just a square rotated 45 degrees square, with 90 feet sides, so the total area of the diamond is:

A(square)= l x l = 90 ft * 90 ft = 8100 ft^(2)

We also need to calculate the area of the mound, assuming it being a circle:

A(circle)= \pi * r^(2)  And r=diameter/2= 18 ft/2 = 9 ft

A(circle) =  \pi * (9 ft)^(2) = 81\pi ft^(2)

Now since the ball has an equal chance of bouncing anywhere in the field, the probability would be the ratio of the area occupied by the mound inside of the diamond.

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Select all the values that make the inequality true n<-15A. -25
B. -1
C. -30
D. -19

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The values that make the inequality n < -15 true are (a) -25, (c) -30 and (d) -19

How to determine the values that make the inequality true

From the question, we have the following parameters that can be used in our computation:

n < -15

The above means that

The values that make the inequality true are values less than -15

From the list of options, the values are

(a) -25, (c) -30 and (d) -19

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The answers are A, C, and D. Because they are all furthest from 0 on a number line.

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If the garden is to be 1250 square feet, and the fence along the driveway costs $6 per foot while on the other three sides it costs only $2 per foot, find the dimensions that will minimize the cost.

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So, the minimum cost is $400.

Area of the rectangle:

The area of a rectangle is the region occupied by a rectangle within its four sides or boundaries.

And the formula is,

A=l* b

Given that,

Area of the garden=1250 square feet.

Let, the length be x and the breadth be y then,

xy=1250...(1)

The total cost of the fence is,

C(x,y)=6x+2x+4y\nC(x,y)=8x+4y\nC(x)=8x+4((1250)/(x) )\n

Now, differentiating the obtained equation we get,

C'(x)=8-(4* 1250)/(x^2) =0\nx^2=625\nx=25\ny=50

Therefore the length is 25 ft

And breadth is 50ft

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8(25)+4(50)=50\n=400

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Answer:

Dimensions of rectangular garden:

x = 25 feet   ( sides along the driveway)

y = 50 feet

Step-by-step explanation:

Rectangular area is:

A(r)  = x*y           (1)

if we call x one the driveway side the cost of that side will be

6*x

The cost of the other side parallel to driveway side is 2*x and cost of the others two sides are 4*y

Total costs:  C = 6*x + 2*x  * 4*y     (2)

From equation (1)

A(r)  = 1250 = x*y      ⇒⇒   y = 1250/ x

Plugging that value in equation (2) we get costs as a function of x

that is:

C(x) = 6*x + 2*x +  4* 1250/x

Taking derivatives on both sides of the equation

C´(x)  = 6 + 2 - 5000/x²

C´(x)  = 8 - 5000 /x²

C´(x) = 0       ⇒       8 - 5000 /x² = 0

8*x² -5000 = 0

x² = 5000/8

x² = 625

x = 25 feet

and    y = 1250/ 25

y = 50 ft

C(min) = 50*2*2 + 6*25 + 2*25

C(min) = 200 + 200

C(min) = 400 $