Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Rewrite the system of equations as:
Subtract the second equation from the first to isolate :
Plug in into any of the equations above and solve for :
Verify that the solution pair works
Therefore, the solution to this system of equations is:
Let's assign a variable x to the number of multiples for each pound of dry mix and water. With that being the said, the question for finding the total pounds would be:
Total pounds = x*Pounds of dry mix + x*Pounds of water
Total pounds = 60x + 8x = 68x = 14 + 1/6 = 85/6
x = 85/6 / 68
x = 5/24
Thus, the pounds of dry mix is 60*5/24 = 25/2 lbs, while the pounds of water is 8*5/24 = 5/3 pounds.
We immediately note that 3 and 9 are multiples. Therefore, they are factorable. 9 goes into 3 three times, and 3 goes into three 1 time. Therefore, we can take out three from the whole expression to get 3(c - 3).
You want to distribute and then combine the like terms, as per order of operations. Start by multiplying the 2 by -n and -3, so you get -2n-6. Then distribute the -7 to the 5 and 2n, so you get -35-14n. Combine your n’s and constants, and get -16n-41
Answer: ITS 55
what you do is that you count the square in the thing and add the number that you got