19. What you know is that HK+KJ = HJ. If HJ = 25, the sum of the two equations will equal this length.
x-5+5x-12=25 First, combine your like terms. You will end up with 6x-17=25. Add the opposite of -17 to both sides. 6x = 42 Divide both sides by 6. x = 7. Substitute x=7 for your original expression of x-5, 7-5=2
20. (5x-6)/2 = x+6 Multiply each side by 2. 5x-6 = 2x +12 Add 6 to each side 5x = 2x + 18 then subtract 2x from both sides as well. 3x = 18 Finally divide each side by 3. x=6 To find the length of the remaining segment, substitute this value into (5x-6)/2. This results in each side equaling a distance of 12.
21. On the number line, the distance of FG is 16 units. If the distance of FP is 1/4 of FG, you would simply divide 16 by 4. The distance of FP is 4 and P lies at 8 on your number line.
23. The distance of SP is x+4 and ST=4x. Since P is the midpoint, you only have one half of the line as x+4, if you were to double it, you would find that 2x+8 = 4x. Balance and solve for x, subtract 2x from both sides. 8=2x Divide each side by 4, 8/4 = 4x/4 resulting in x=2. If ST equals 4x, substitute and solve, 4(2) = 8
Answer:
79
Step-by-step explanation:
60<xy<100
y -2 =x
if it is prime
y cannot be even
so y could be 1,3,5,7,9
x would then be 9,1,3,5,7
but to be between 60 and 100
x must be 7 or 9
so the number must be 79 or 57
57 is not prime so
the number is 79
Answer:
He made approximately 32 free throws.
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming that there's a typo in the question and that he made 57% of his attempted free throws, then we can solve it as shown below:
We can apply a rule of three in order to calculate the number of free throws he made. This is done as follows:
56 free throws -> 100%
x free throws -> 57%
56/x = 100/57
100*x = 57*56
x = 57*56/100 = 31.92
It can also be solved by transforming the percentage in a fraction such as 57% = 57/100 and then multiplying it by the total attempts.
free throws made = 56*57/100 = 31.92
He made approximately 32 free throws.
Not entirely sure but its like 5.6 or 5.7