Answer:
x = -3 , y =1
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
x=5
Step-by-step explanation:
16x+5=85
16x=80
x=5
Answer:
( I am assuming that these are all fractions)
1. 14 
2. 8
3. 
4. 5 
Step-by-step explanation:
1. First you have to convert 15 into a fraction but it must have the same denominator causing the equation to look like 105/7 - 3/7= 102/7. But you cannot just leave the fraction like that it must be simplified 14 
2. Three-fifths of an hour is 36 minutes. You would next multiply 5 by 60 which would the hours into minutes 5 x 60 = 300. You would then divide 300 by 36 which would give you 8.3333333333, which I just simplified it to 8
3. In order for you to multiply a fraction you would first multiply the top then the bottom. 12 x 6= 72, 15 x 18= 270. The fraction would look like 72/270 which is simplified to
.
4. First I changed the fractions into improper fractions causing the fraction to look like 36/8 x 14/11 (I got these answers by 8 by 4 then adding 4, then for the next fraction I multiplied 11 by 1 then added 3.) 36 x 14= 1224, 11 x 8= 88 the fraction would look like 1,224/88 you would simplify to 5 
Hope this helps
Please tell me if I made any mistakes I enjoy learning from them.
Answer:
$1,700
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the following :
Period of mortgage = 25 years
Mortgage amount = $130,000
Total interest on mortgage = $380,000
Hence,
Total amount to be paid ( principal + interest) :
($130,000 + $380,000) = $510,000
Total number of months over the 25 years period:
25 × 12 = 300 months
Payment per month:
Total repayment / number of months
= $510,000 / 300
= $1,700 per month
Answer:
The given Expression is sometimes true.
Step-by-step explanation:
from the question,
The given expression by Cary is
.
So, solving the expression we get
⇒ 
Let
is an integer.
Whenever,
(a)
{
}
The given Expression always gives negative value.
(b)
{
}
The given Expression always gives positive value.
Here, we get that the given Expression is not providing the Negative value always, that's why it is not always true and can't be never true.
Hence,
According to Cary's claimantion the given Expression is sometimes true.