Given the function f(x) = 2 x + 61 – 4, for what values of x is f(x) = 6?

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

x = -51/2

Step-by-step explanation:

f(x) = 2x + 61 - 4

Since we are looking for the values where f(x) = 6, replace f(x) with 6 in the equation:

6 = 2x + 61 -4

Next combine like terms:

6 = 2x + 57

Then move subtract 57 from both sides to isolate the variable:

-51 = 2x

Finally, divide both sides by two to get x by itself:

x =-51/2

Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

69

Step-by-step explanation:

Replace x with 6.

2(6) =12 +61= 73-4=69


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If I read 52 pages in 2 hrs and Tim reads 1/4 more in 2 and1/2 hr. who read faster?

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They read at the same speed
If we split the time where you read into half hour intervals we would have
13 pages per 30 minutes
and since (1)/(4)* 52= 13 and the time added is 30 minutes we know that You and Tim read at the same speed. 
so Tim read 13 pages =1/4 of 52 pages in (2 and 1/2 hr) - (2hrs) = 1/2 hr
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HELP PLEASE!! Give an example of two irrational numbers whose product is an irrational number. AND Give an example of two irrational numbers whose product is a rational number.

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(pi) x 3pi = 3 pi²

pi x 3/pi = 3

Zoe keeps track of the miles per gallon her car gets per week. She has accumulated the following data:(1, 24), (2, 24.38), (3, 24.76), (4, 25.14)

What is the common difference or ratio?

The common difference is 0.38.
The common difference is 0.76.
The common ratio is 0.99.
The common ratio is 1.02.

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 the common ratio is 0.99 i belive that is the answer

Answer:

The common difference is 0.99

Solve for y:
6.3-0.9y
y=

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6.3 = 0.9y

First, divide both of the sides by '0.9'
7 = y
Second, switch your sides.
y = 7

Answer: y = 7

Out of a survey of 49 randomly chosen students 12 said they were going to attend a concert predict the number the number of students who attend the school

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Answer:

Option C is correct.

The number of students who attend the school is approximately 980.

Step-by-step explanation:

The complete question is presented in the attached image to this question

It is known that 240 students bought concert tickets. That is, 240 students are attending the concert.

But out of a randomly chosen 49 students, 12 say that they are going for the concert.

Using the sample for a prediction or an approximation, the proportion of total number of students going for the concert = (12/49) = 0.245

Let x be the total number of students that attend the school.

This translates to the fact that

(0.245 × x) = 240

x = (240/0.245)

x = 979.6 = 980 to the nearest whole number.

Hope this Helps!!!

Answer: 613 students.

Step-by-step explanation:

Your question does not include the number of tickets sold as that will enable us to find out the number of students.

For that reason I will assume a number and you will then get a reference on how to solve this question.

Let us assume that 150 tickets were sold.

Now if 12 students out of a sample of 49 said they were going to attend and 150 tickets were sold, that means 150 tickets is the number of students that went from the general population.

This means that 12/49 should give us the same as 150/x with x being the total population of the school.

Solving for x,

12/49 = 150/x

12x = 150 * 49

12x = 7,350

x = 7,350 / 12

x = 612.5

x = 613 students.

Which of the following similarity statements about the traiangles in the figure is true

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the second one I hope I am correct