Why is 6/6 equivalent to 6

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Answer 1
Answer: Hey There!

(6)/(6) does not equal to six, because when you see fractions with the same numerator and denominator you divide, so 6/6 equals one. Therefore, (6)/(6) does not equal to one.

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Answer 2
Answer: Hey! 6/6 does not equal to 6 because this sign here "/" means division. When you divide a number by itself it equals to 1. So 6/6 is equal to 1!

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f(x) = x + 4
g(x) = -2x^2 + 3x - 1
(f - g)(x) = f(x) - g(x) = x + 4 - (-2x^2 + 3x - 1) = x + 4 + 2x^2 - 3x + 1 = 2x^2 - 2x + 5

Answer:

2x^2-2x+5

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

f(x)=x+4

g(x)=-2x^2+3x-1

(f-g)(x)=f(x)-g(x)        ( Subtraction of two functions )

=(x+4)-(-2x^2+3x-1)  ( By substituting values )

=x+4+2x^2-3x+1      ( Distributive property )

=2x^2-2x+5             ( Combining like terms )

Hence,

(f-g)(x)=2x^2-2x+5        

Option d is correct.

What is the correlation coefficient of y=0.48x+75.2

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a correlation coefficient shows how linear a set of data is, so for any points that comply with the given equation, the correlation coefficient will be one, that is, the correlation is completely linear, because the given equation is alinear one, there is a linear correlation of x and y. Indeed, the equation is a line equation in general form.

Which of the following numbers are less than or equal to 1.75
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They are all less than 1.75 except 7/4, which is equal

A group of friends bought 6 movie tickets. They used a coupon for $2.00 off the cost of one of the tickets, and their total cost with the coupon was $50.50 . Write an equation that can be used to determine the regular cost c of each movie ticket.

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Answer:38.5

Step-by-step explanation:

 

•Determine the regular cost of 1 movie ticket
Regular price without coupon
=$50.50+$2.00=$52.50
6 tickets=$52.50
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Using cross multiplication
C?=($52.50x1)/6=$8.75
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An up-and-coming artist has 85 followers on Twitter and this number doubles every week. In what week will the artist first reach 1,000 followers? Use at least two different methods to come up with your answer.

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It will take 6 week to reach 1000 followers.

First, we are using two step to find the answers.

  1.   Division
  2.   Addition

Division:

   By given, A artist has 85 followers.

Every week  the no. of. followers is doubled .

Now, find how many week the artist reach 1000 followers.

Since week followers is doubled,

So ,85*2

Thus,

 1000/(85*2)\n\n=1000/170\n\n=5.883

Which is not possible .

Then, it take 6  week to reach the  1000 followers.

Addition:

    By given, A artist has 85 followers.

Every week  the no. of. followers is doubled .

To find how many week the artist reach 1000 followers.

Now, the first week has 85 followers.

85 followers doubled.

85+85=170 followers doubled in every week .

Then,

  • Second week has   85+85=170 followers.
  • Third week has    170+170=340 followers.
  • Fourth week has  340+170=680 followers.
  • Fifth week has      680+170= 850 followers.
  • Sixth week has     850+170= 1020 followers.

Hence, the artist reach 1000 followers in mid week of 5 to 6 week .

so, it approximately take  5.88 week to reach 1000 followers but which is impossible to take decimal in week .

Thus, the artist take 6 week to reach the 1000 followers.

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Answer:

5.8 , which approximately is 6 weeks.

Step-by-step explanation:

the first method is the short one since u just have to double the 85 then divide to 1000.

1000 ÷ ( 85 × 2)

1000 ÷ 170 = 5.882,,,,,. round off to whole number to get 6.

the second method is the addition method.

we start by 85 then keep doubling 85 for every week........inshort.......we add 170 to each weeks number to get the number of followers for the following week.

85 ⇒ 170 ⇒ 340 ⇒ 510 ⇒ 680 ⇒ 850 ⇒ 1020.

     1st      2nd      3rd     4th      5th         6th     week.

u notice that we add (85×2), 170, to get the following week's number of followers..

in 5 weeks..... the number of followers is yet to get to 1000.

when u divide, u get 5.8.....,and it is not logic to say 5.8823....weeks

since she reaches 1000 followers in the 6th week.......though there is an addition,,,, it is the most appropriate answer.

Marcus is picking songs to play during a slideshow. The songs are each 3\dfrac123 2 1 ​ 3, start fraction, 1, divided by, 2, end fraction minutes long. The slideshow is 31\dfrac1231 2 1 ​ 31, start fraction, 1, divided by, 2, end fraction minutes long.

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

According to Marcus the the song are each 3 start fraction , 1 divided by 2 end fraction minutes long. This can be expressed mathematically as 3 1/2 minutes long.

The slide show is 31, start fraction , 1 divided by, 2 end fraction minutes.  This can be expressed also as 31 1/2 minutes long.  The slide show contains the entire song.

Recall each song is 3 1/2 minutes long . The whole number fraction can be converted to improper fraction as 7/2 minutes long.

The whole slides show can be converted to improper fractions as 63/2 minutes long.

The number of song in the slideshow can be solved when we divide the total time in the slideshow by the time of each song.

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