Question

What is 0.6 of 50%

Answer 1

Know how to get a fraction of a fraction?

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

0.6*0.5

Answer 4

You multiply them. So put them in one form, like fraction form or decimal form, then multiply them.

Answer 5

I dont know much about Percentages and any1 know anything abot functions???

Answer 6

0.6*0.5

Answer 7

Mcormmick is that right?

Answer 8

A percentage means per-centum, or per 100. It means you take the number and divide it by 100.

so 50% = \(\dfrac{50}{100}\) = .5

Thus, 50% in decimal form is .5. That is why iamabarbiegirl says those are the numbers to multiply.

Answer 9

Do you know how to do Functions??

Answer 10

yeah because you cannot multiply decimals with percentages its basiccally impossible unless you change the percentage into a decimal by doing that you just divide the percentage by 100

Answer 11

A function is just a pre-made equation of some sort. In fact, what I did to describe how to change 50% to a decimal is essetially a function.

Answer 12

Wel can you guys/girls help me with them its due tommorow for me and its 8;00

Answer 13

Well, what do you get when you multiply those?

Answer 14

Multiply what

Answer 15

0.6 and 0.5

Answer 16

multiply them and tell us what you get as ur answer

Answer 17

0.3

Answer 18

Yep.

Answer 19

Got it!

Answer 20

Which of the following relations is not a function?

(6, 4), (-2, 2), (4, 1), (-7, 2)

(4, 4), (-2, 2), (4, 1), (-7, 2)

(-7, 4), (4, 3), (-2, 1), (6, 2)

(-2, 4), (4, 2), (6, 1), (-7, 5)

Answer 21

A fraction of a fraction or a percentage of a fraction or a percentage of a percentage is all basically the same thing. Just multiply them.


For that second one, those are (x,y) pairs. For something to be a function, for any x there can be one and only one y. So if for some x you can get 2 or more different y values then it is NOT a function.

Answer 22

so (6,4) JUST MULTIPLY??

Answer 23

No. The fraction comment was for the first question. The second paragraph is for the second question.

Answer 24

What about the function oone??

Answer 25

"those are (x,y) pairs. For something to be a function, for any x there can be one and only one y. So if for some x you can get 2 or more different y values then it is NOT a function."

Answer 26

I guess im going to fail :(

Answer 27

Let me show you two examples:

(1, 2), (2, 4), (4, 4), (5, 15)

There you have different X values for all of them. Now, two of the y values match. That is OK! It can be a function with two matching y values.

Now for the second example:

(1, 2), (2, 4), (2, 6), (5, 15)

That CAN NOT be a function! Why? Because when x=2 the y can be either 4 or 6.

Answer 28

@Compassionate

Answer 29

:(

Answer 30

Which of the following statements correctly describes the items shown below?

The items are both increasing and are not parallel.

The items are parallel to each other.

The items are both increasing and are parallel.

The items are not parallel to each other.

Answer 31

https://app127.studyisland.com/pics/218789pic37.png

Answer 32

Guys plz i need answers it due tommorow and ill give all of you 20 medals i just need to get it done :(

Answer 33

Well, what do you think and why?

Answer 34

That doesnt help im asking because idk help

Answer 35

I will give 20 medals to whoever gives answers! :(

Answer 36

hmmm asking for direct answer 4rm mod not good

Answer 37

Well, it does not help you answer things if I just do the work. I am trying to see where you are having a problem with the question.

Answer 38

IDK thats the problem

Answer 39

Okay listen this is the only hard one and the others were easy Best Fit Lnear Models and scattered plots.Tis is just the only thing i have cried because this is so hard

Answer 40

Well, you have four possible statments that involve two things, parrallel and increasing. So, the question could be reworded as, "Are these parallel and are they increasing?"

Do you know how to test those two things?

Answer 41

No

Answer 42

oky relax nothing is hard just take a deep breath and focus on t what he trying to explain

Answer 43

:(

Answer 44

Increasing or decreasing has to do with slope.

Answer 45

So, which of those three situations applies to y=12?

Answer 46

increasing

Answer 47

Hmmm...


Typical xy graph...

Answer 48

Does it still look increasing?

Answer 49

nope decreasing

Answer 50

Because the y is always 12 it is not going up or down. It is flat, a horozontal line.

Answer 51

so not parrallel toeach other

Answer 52

Well, that is just the first line. Now, the second line can only be parallel if it is also flat because then they will both have no slope.

Answer 53

Now, this is not the best drawing... but, there are the two points: