Recall that r^2 = x^2 + y^2, so that r = sqrt(x^2+y^2).
y
r = 3 sin g becomes sqrt(x^2+y^2) = 3*-----------------------
sqrt(x^2+y^2)
Squaring both sides,
9y^2
x^2+y^2 = -----------------
x^2 + y^2
If this is correct (and I'm not convinced that it is), then (x^2+y^2)^2 = 9y^2
shows the relationship between x and y. Can anyone improve on this result?
(x+y=31)2
2x-y=11
2x+2y=62
- 2x -y=11
3y=51
y=17
x+17=31
x=14
y-x=3
The answer is: Each bag of flour weighs 1,32 kg.
If we the total weight of the bags is given, and we know both the number of bags of flour and sugar, and we also know the weight of each bag of sugar, then we have to find the unknown, which is X. 30 times X plus 4 times the weight of a bag of sugar would equal 42.6kg. Next step is to put the unknown on one side and the known values on the other side. We have 30 times X equals 42.6 minus 4 times 0.75.
To find X we need to divide the value with 30, or to sum up
30X + 4*0.75 = 42.6
30X + 3 = 42.6
X = (42.6 - 3) / 30
X = 1.32 kg
So 1 would be 5r+20 and then the second one would be
The variable for Maggie will be M and 2x-3 be her younger brothers age (<u>Twice her age). </u>We then would turn this into <u>an algebraic problem</u>. (m+2x -3=24).
3x-3=24, we would add 3 to both sides (-3 and 24). 24 + 3 equals 27, we now have to divide -3x and 27 on both sides, which equals <u>9. (x=9)</u>
