You are 22. If you add 22+5 you get 27. And if you divide 27 by 9 you get 3. So it is 22
The algebraic expression for the statement Cindy's age, x, is 3 times her age 6 years ago is 3(x-6).
The given statement is Cindy's age, x, is 3 times her age 6 years ago.
We need to represent the given statement as the algebraic expression.
<h3>What is an algebraic expression?</h3>
In mathematics, an algebraic expression is an expression built up from integer constants, variables, and algebraic operations.
6 years ago Cindy's age(x) is x-6.
3 times Cindy's age=3(x-6)
Therefore, the algebraic expression for the statement Cindy's age, x, is 3 times her age 6 years ago is 3(x-6).
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Can you reformat the question?
For #30 I ended up doing a lot of adding & if I’m correct it would take about 3 to 3 & 1/2 years for Marshall & Jim to end up with the same salary. So if I’m correct the equation would be the salary + the raise. So it would be something like s + r =x. X equals the total amount of the salary + the raise put together.
For #32 I wrote it down multiple times to make sure I get it right. I ended coming up with 46<-8x8<-6x. I tried figuring out the answer to that but I didn’t understand so I went on Socratic & it said there was no solution. Yeah
Sorry I couldn’t help with the other 2. I tried my best here.
