Question..
Combine like terms to create an equivalent expression.
½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓
Answer:
½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓ is equivalent to ⅔q + ⅙
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓
Required
Equivalence
½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓
We start by collecting like terms.
⅚q - ⅙q + ½ - ⅓
Factorize
(⅚ - ⅙)q + ½ - ⅓
((5 - 1)/6)q + ½ - ⅓
(4/6)q + ½ - ⅓
Reduce 4/6 to lowest term
⅔q + ½ - ⅓
Evaluate fraction
⅔q + (3 - 2)/6
⅔q + ⅙
Hence, ½ −⅙q +⅚q - ⅓ is equivalent to ⅔q + ⅙
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
75 = 5 *5* 3
29 is a prime number = 29*1
168 = 2*2*2*3*7
When a number and letter are together, it means multiplication.
So, it is read as "23 times f".
Answer:
c (0,-4)
Step-by-step explanation:
-5x+y = -4
4x - 4y =16
Solve the first equation for y since we are using substitution.
-5x+y = -4
Add 5x to each side
-5x+5x+y = -4+5x
y = 5x-4
Substitute this equation y = 5x-4 into the second equation.
4x -4(5x-4) = 16
Distribute the -4
4x - 4(5x) -4(-4) = 16
4x-20x +16 = 16
Combine like terms
-16x +16 =16
Subtract 16 from each side
-16x+16-16 = 16-16
-16x =0
Divide by -16
x=0
But we still need to find y
y = 5x-4
y = 5(0) -4
y = -4
