Identify the integer for each situation and explain what 0 signifies: 1. Team loses 10 yards: integer -10, 0 means no yardage change. 2. Point in Yuma is 70 feet above sea level: integer 70, 0 means sea level. 3. Temperature is 40 degrees below zero: integer -40, 0 means freezing point. 4. Larry withdraws \$30: integer -30, 0 means no money change. 5. Tricia's golf score is 7 below par: integer -7, 0 means par score. 6. Chlorine ion has one more electron than proton: integer 1, 0 means equal protons and electrons.
13. A music teacher has 4 drum kits. Each kit has 2 drumsticks. Each drumstick costs $3. How many drumsticks does she have? What is the cost to replace them all?
QUESTION ONE COMBINATIONAL CIRCUIT (5 mark) i. Simplify and Implement the following Boolean expression
F(A,B,C,D)=Σm(1,3,7,11,15)+Σd(0,2,4) (2 mark)
ii. Define all two subtractors types and design a full subtractor (3 mark)
Use the properties of logarithms to expand the following expression.
log(y43xz2) Each logarithm should involve only one variable and should not have any radicals or exponents. You may assume that all variables are positive.
Emily is making jewelry. Write an expression that shows how much it will cost Emily for the long-length chain, bracelet, and for b beads that cost $0.30 each. Then, find the total cost of the jewelry if Emily uses 22 beads. Jewelry Length | Cost of Chain | Cost of Bracelet
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Long | $2.50 | $7.50
Medium | $1.95 | $3.75
Short | $1.25 | $2.49 The total cost for a long-length jewelry using b beads is 2.50+7.50+0.30b.
(Use the operation symbols in the math palette as needed. Do not include the \$ symbol in your answer. Use whole numbers or decimals for any numbers in the expression.) The total cost of the jewelry using 22 beads is $
(Type a whole number or a decimal.)
A variety of summary statistics were collected for a small sample of bivariate data, where the dependent variable was y and an independent variable was x.
∑x=90, ∑y=170, n=10, ∑[(x−x)(y−y)]=466, ∑[(x−x)2]=234, and ∑[(y−y)2]
Find a.
0.928
-0.928
1.992
-1.992
Unt 9 Fractions Homewonk \#13 Solve Multi-Term Fraction Problems Estimate, then solve. Write your answer as a mixed number in simplest form.
3.) 743+172+23=
2.) 361+43+65= 7
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4.) 965+141+□=149651a1
Question 12 Complete each sentence to simplify the expression (−4t−7)+(3t+8).
a. −4t and 3t have a sum of Select Choice
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b. -7 and 8 have a sum of Select Choice
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c. The expression written in simplified form is Select Choice
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(D) Need help with this question?
At the fast food restaurant, an order of fries costs \$1.20 and a drink costs \$0.96. How much would it cost to get 3 orders of fries and 5 drinks? How much would it cost to get \(f\) orders of fries and \(d\) drinks? Answer Attempt 1 out of 2 Total cost, 3 orders of fries and 5 drinks: Total cost, f orders of fries and d drinks: Submit Answer
In the bleachers at the basketball game, 41 of the fans are adult men, and 125 are adult women. What fraction of the fans are adults? What fraction of the fans are children?
Command 3: Start at 31. Move 121 to the right. First, choose a common denominator for 31 and 121. 12 Next, rewrite the command to show how many twelfths are in 31. New Command 3: Start at 12□. Move 121 to the right.
5 What is the percentage change when you multiply by
a 1.6
b 1.08
c 4
d 0.6
e 0.99
f 0.07? 6 a Increase 240 by 60%
b Decrease 384 by 37.5%
c What do you notice about your answers to a and b? Practice
7 a What percentage of 4 hours is 6.5 hours?
b The length of a train journey increases from 4 hours to 6.5 hours.
What is the percentage increase?
8 a What percentage of \$680 is \$490?
b A price is reduced from \$680 to \$490. What is the percentage decrease?
9 The money in a bank account increases from \$400 to \$1000.
Copy and complete these sentences.
a \$1000 is ......% of \$400.
b The money has increased by ......%.
10 There are 320 people in a room.
Show that an increase of 10% followed by an increase of 50% is the same as an increase of 65%.
Maria and Hoang's class started recycling.
In 10 days, they had 11.6 pounds of recycling!
How many pounds per day is that? Solution
1.16 pounds per day Here is a problem and its solution.
Explain how to go from the problem to the solution.
Be as detailed as possible.
Use the sketch tool if it helps you show your thinking.
Trapezoid MIND is dilated to form trapezoid M′N′I′D′ as shown. Is each statement true or false? Select True or False in each row. The measure of angle I′ is 90∘; therefore, the measure of angle I is 90∘. The ratio of MD to M′D′ is 21 times the ratio of IN to I′N′. The length of D′N′ is 21 times the length of DN. The ratio of IM to I′M′ is equal to the ratio of ND to N′D′. The sum of the angle measures of trapezoid MIND is 21 the sum of the angle measures of trapezoid M′N′I′D′.
Given that 477 out of 1722 people have a commute of more than 10 minutes, calculate the probability that a randomly selected person has a commute of more than 10 minutes. Round your answer to four decimal places.
Another option she has is a lease where the monthly payment is $375 for 4 years and she must make
a one-time balloon payment of $1,500 when she trades in the car. 6. What is the total cost of the lease for this car? (Multiply the monthly payment times 12 times 4
plus balloon payment)