Let f be the height of the fir trees
Let p be the height of the pine trees
We know from the problem that
f + p = 21 and 4f = 24 + p
rearrange the 2nd equation to get p = 4f - 24 and substitute into the other equation
so...
f + 4f - 24 = 21
5f - 24 = 21
5f = 45
f = 9 - height of the fir tree
substitute back into the 1st equation
9 + p = 21
p = 12 - height of the pine tree
Easy Algebra question!
Let's use "x" as a variable.
The equation would be x+x+60 = 240 with "x" being George's weight.
Subtract 60 from both sides and you get 2x = 180.
From there you divide both sides by 2, getting x=90.
"x" is George's weight, so he weighs 90 pounds.
ANSWER: 90 POUNDS
120/100 = x/15
100x = 1800 (Divide by 100 on both sides)
x = 18
Answer:
118°
Step-by-step explanation:
the angle measures of a triangle will always add up to 180
so..
42+20=62
180-62=118
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