Multiply total students by 2/3 to find how many like math:
Like math = 120 x 2/3 = 240/3 = 80 total students like math
Multiply total students by 3/5 to find number of boys:
120 x 3/5 = 360/5 = 72 boys
A) number of girls = total students - boys = 120 -72 = 48 girls
B) from above 80 students like math
C) number of boys that like math = number of students that like math minus girls that like math: 80- 35 = 35 boys like math
Do this every day
1x1=
2x1
3x1
4x1
5x1
6x1
AND SO ON JUST DO TABLE BY TABLE
Step-by-step explanation:
c >= 2
that means any value of c greater or equal to 2 is a valid solution. so, yes, 2 is a solution for this.
c < 2
that means any value of c smaller than 2 is a valid solution. so, no, 2 is not smaller than 2, so it is not a solution.
c < 3
that means any value of c smaller than 3 is a valid solution. so, yes, 2 is smaller than 3, so 2 is a solution.
3 < c
that means any value of c, for that 3 is smaller, is a valid solution. our in other words, any value for c larger than 3 is a valid solution. so, no, 2 is not larger than 3, so it is not a solution.
-8 < c
that means any value of c, for that -8 is smaller, is a valid solution. our in other words, any value for c larger than -8 is a valid solution. so, yes, 2 is larger than -8, so it is a solution.
Let the numbers be x and y.
x*y=HCF*LCM=6*60=360
thus
y=360/x
next we find the list of combinations of x and y and test if they satisfy the conditions above:
(6,60),(12,30),(18,20),(24,15)
out of the above, only (6,60) and (12,30) satisfy both conditions. Thus our answer is:
(6,60) or (12,30)
Answer:
8x - 4y + 12
Step-by-step explanation:
-2(-4x + 2y - 6)
(-2)(-4x) + (-2)(2y) + (-2)(-6)
(2 * 4x) - (2 * 2y) + (2 * 6)
8x - 4y + 12
