Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
- plug 3 into m and plug 1 into n
- order of operations say you multiple first so you multiple 3 times 3 which equals 9
- then you add 1 and 9 which equals 10
Answer:
Five pencils and two marches are worth greater than thirty paper clips.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let 'x' be paper clip.
Let 'y' be a match
and let 'z' be a pencil.
Now, let's write each statement as an equation:
Each paper clip can be traded for three matches:
x = 3y
Each pencil can be traded for six paper clips:
z = 6x
Now, five pencils equals 30 paper clips and two matches equals two thirds papel clips.
Therefore, we can say that Five pencils and two matches equals 30.66 matches. Therefore, five pencils and two marches are worth greater than thirty paper clips.
Answer:
None or 1499 + 287 I assume
