M. T. Heddid has an Economics test next week. For each hour of study M. T. does, he gains 10%. However, he also has a job at McDonald’s that pays $15 per hour. He must choose between studying or working, or a bit of both. Assume he has 10 hours to use as he wishes. Create and complete a chart showing his options (there should be 11 options – think about it). Following that, produce an opportunity cost curve of all the choices available.

Simplify 6sin θsec θ. choices a) 6 tan θ b) 6 cos θ c) 6 cot θ d) 6

Last year, a state university received 3,560 applications from boys. of those applications, 35 percent were from boys who lived in other states. part a)how many applications did the university receive from boys who lived in other states? part b)applications to the university from boys represented 40percent of all applications. how many applications did the university receive in all? i don't how to do part b so me and plz tell how you got your answer

Elizabeth is using a sample to study american alligators. she plots the lengths of their tails against their total lengths to find the relationship between the two attributes. which point is an outlier in this data set?