Answer:
Number of push up = 8 + 2x
Step-by-step explanation:
Keenan can do 8 push ups each day. He plans to do 2 extra day until he is doing 30 push ups. Each day he does an additional 2 push up, on the first day he does 8 + 2 = 10 push up, on the second day he does 10 + 2 = 12 push ups. This can be represented by the expression:
Number of push up = 8 + 2x
where x is the number of days.
To do 30 push ups, we can calculate the number of days needed:
30 = 8 + 2x
2x = 30 - 8
2x = 22
x = 11
Addition of 6q + 1 and q + 11 is 7q + 12
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
Given that, we have to add the given two expressions
<em><u>Given expressions are:</u></em>
6q + 1 and q + 11
We have to add both the expressions
Addition of 6q + 1 and q + 11 = 6q + 1 + q + 11
Add the coefficients of same variable. Here "q" is present in two terms
Therefore, add 6q and q
Similarly, add the constants 1 and 11
<em><u>Thus finally addition is done as:</u></em>
Thus addition of 6q + 1 and q + 11 is 7q + 12
Simplify them until they can be simplified no more, then compare both sides.
Step 1: Subtract 50 from both sides.
<span><span><span>y+50</span>−50</span>=<span>200−50</span></span><span>y=150
</span><u>Answer:
</u><span>y=<span>150</span></span>
