Answer: 5(k)
Step-by-step explanation: “k”times “t” equals 6t-9 so if “k” times “t” equals 21, 6t-9=21, add 9 to 21 which equals 30 so then you divide 30 by 6 to get 5. “t”=5 which means the solution is 5(k)
(I’m just a sixth grader dont blame me if I couldn’t do this)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Notice that the 2 expressions have 2 common terms.
(r-s) is just (s-r) times (-1)
similarly
(t-s) is just (s-t) times (-1)
this means that :
(r-s) (t-s) + (s-r) (s-t)=-(s-r)[-(s-t)]+(s-r) (s-t)
the 2 minuses in the first multiplication cancel each other so we have:
-(s-r)[-(s-t)]+(s-r) (s-t)=(s-r) (s-t)+(s-r) (s-t)=2(s-r) (s-t)
Answer:
d)<span>2(s-r) (t-s) </span>
The dollar didn't go anywhere! The question isn't correct because the money the bellhop stole is supposed to be subtracted, not added. So if we subtract $2 we have $25, and that's how much money the owner got, the men got $3 back and the bellboy got $2.
So the owner gets $25, the men get $3 and the bellboy gets $2, and that equals 30.
