#can someone pls help me
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all of them
start by finding lengths you don't know
other than that, this is just rectangles and trapezoids
which you can get the area of with formulas
for the carpet one and the tile one, multiply the area by the price per area to get the price
the den is a trapezoid + a rectangle
find area of each and add
this is for 3 and 4
im confused
so for part 1 i need help w question 3 and 4
ah
and for part 2 i need help w 2
you have just sent a bunch of images and i don't know what i should be looking at
yeah i have the graph
i need help w questions 2 and 3
this is the graph for the pizza one
this is the graph for the candle one
these r the questions i need help w
as well as this
you have the scatterplot, you have the equation and graph already, just put m(9) + b to get the expected cost for 9 toppings
for the candle one, "burning out" means its height is 0
find the x value where the y value of the line is 0
i scrolled through the graph snd it didnt show me
for the candle one
wait how do i do that
what
mbmb i didnt understand
how do u do that
by...
-dragging right until you find the x intercept
-solving 0 = mx + b
is it ok if i can send u the link bc when i tried doing it it didnt work
desmos should put below the y1 ~ mx1 + b its values of m and b
write y = [insert value of m]x + [insert value of b]
ok what are the rates you got
you start with $1000
if you see the apy, to calculate the value after 5 years, what would you do? well, apy is annual compounding interest
so you multiply your starting amount by (1 + r) 5 times
or in other words, 1000(1 + r)^5
*if it says term = 1 year
what
do you have the 2022 price and 2021 price
no i dont
follow the instructions they give you, then??
sry im not doing it rn i want to first understand the steps
let's say the 2022 price is 5 million dollars
and the 2021 price was 6 million dollars
use the formula they give in the image
to find the percentage decrease
(6 million - 5 million)/6 million * 100
= 17%
use originalprice(1 - decayrate)^t/years
the reason this works is if t = 0 then you get the value is originalprice
and if t = 1 year then the value is (1-decayrate)originalprice
which is also correct
whats t
time
google the distance formula
plug in the points
ok how do i do number 2
midpoint is found by averaging the x coordinates and averaging the y coordinates
for example, (0,4) and (2,2) have a midpoint of (1,3)
they have not given you enough information but what you can do is say "these 2 things are the same" to make the SSS, SAS, and ASA work