Can you write an algebraic expression to represent the following: The perimeter of a side length of s.
1 answer:
Answer: units squared (don’t forget a label if there is one)
Step-by-step explanation:
1. The perimeter for a square is adding the side lengths four times, which is basically the same as multiplying the side length by four.
2. So, you just need to multiply , which can only be simplified to
units squared.
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3 times a number minus 2 equals 13
3 × n - 2 = 13
3n - 2 = 13
take 2 to the other side
3n - 2 + (2) = 13 + (2)
3n = 15
Divide by 3 on either sides to isolate n
= 
3 and 3 cancels out
n = 5
check:
3 times 5 minus 2 equals 13
3 × 5 - 2 = 13
15 - 2 = 13
13 = 13
The number is 5
3 times a number minus 2 equals 13
3 × n - 2 = 13
3n - 2 = 13
take 2 to the other side
3n - 2 + (2) = 13 + (2)
3n = 15
Divide by 3 on either sides to isolate n
3 and 3 cancels out
n = 5
check:
3 times 5 minus 2 equals 13
3 × 5 - 2 = 13
15 - 2 = 13
13 = 13
The number is 5
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Given:
x-coordinate of point = -2
y-coordinate of point = 5
Slope, or "m" = 1/5
Substitute in these values into slope-intercept formula (y = mx+b)
5 = 1/5(-2) + b
5 = -2/5 + b
25/5 = -2/5 + b
27/5 = b
Rewrite the equation:
y = 1/5x + 27/5
Graph the equation using a graphing utility:
