Susanne is 16 years old.
b = Bob's age
s = Susanne's age
d = Dakota's age
Bob's age is 4 times greater than Susanne's age:
b = 4s
Dakota is three years younger than Susanne:
d = s - 3
The sum of Bob's, Susanne's, and Dakota's ages is 93:
b + s + d = 93
solve these equations:
b = 4s
d = s - 3
b + s + d = 93
and get:
b = 64 years
s = 16 years
(remember that s = Susanne)
d = 13 years
<span>For it to be finite, it must have an upper and lower bound. It has a lower bound...but what is the highest odd number greater than 27
There's no restriction; odd numbers go on forever.</span>
Frederick is working on a number puzzle and discovers that the product of the two base numbers is exactly twice as large as the sum of those same base numbers.
Help on this, please?
16/2
According to PEMDAS
Multiplying/dividing comes first when you read the equation from left to right
