Mathematics, 29.05.2020 23:09, bryceisawesome110
A pattern of rectangles is formed by decreasing the length and increasing the width, each by the same amount. The relationship between x, the amount of increase, and A, the area of the rectangle represented by the increase, is quadratic. Which graph could represent the area of each rectangle in terms of the change in the length and width? A graph shows change in dimensions (units) labeled 1 to 10 on the horizontal axis and area (square units) on the vertical axis. A straight line decreases from 0 to 9 units. A graph shows change in dimensions (units) labeled 1 to 10 on the horizontal axis and area (square units) on the vertical axis. A line decreases from 0 to 3 units, increases from 3 to 6 seconds, and decreases from 6 to 9 seconds. A graph shows change in dimensions (units) labeled 1 to 10 on the horizontal axis and area (square units) on the vertical axis. A line increases from 0 to 3 seconds then decreases from 3 to 9 seconds. A graph shows change in dimensions (units) labeled 1 to 10 on the horizontal axis and area (square units) on the vertical axis. A curved line decreases from 0 to 9 units.
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 22:00, jessejames48
The coordinates r(1, -3), s(3, -1) t(5, -7) form what type of polygon? a right triangle an acute triangle an equilateral triangle an obtuse triangle
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Mathematics, 21.06.2019 22:20, jhonnysoriano9053
Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. the table shows the annual sales revenue for different types of automobiles from three automobile manufacturers. sales revenue (millions of dollars) suv sedan truck marginal total b & b motors 22 15 9 46 pluto cars 25 27 10 62 panther motors 26 34 12 72 marginal total 73 76 31 180 the company with the highest percentage of sales revenue from sedans is . of the annual sales revenue from suvs, the relative frequency of pluto cars is .
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