Let's say that y is the weight of the mother and x is the weight of the baby.
We know that the baby is 7437 pounds less than the mother, which means you need to add 7437 pounds to the baby's weight to get the mother's.
We can show it like this:
x+7437=y.
We know what the baby's weight is (1400 lbs), so just sub it in:
1400+7437=y
y=8837 lbs
The mom weighs 8837 pounds.
This is just like the other problem. The coefficient infront of the b which is "2" is your constant of proportionality. It makes the relationship between the number of bulbs and flowers signaling that for every flower there has to be 2 bulbs.
Answer:
$1.41
Step 1:
Subtract 9 from 26.
26 - 9 = 17.
Step 2:
Divide 17 by 12.
17 ÷ 12 = 1.4166...
The answer is $1.41. Hope it helps!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply cos(x) by 1:
Factor out cos(x):
Apply the pythagorean identity (
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Rewrite 
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Cancel cos(x):
Rewrite:
