So pretty much, 4g is 4 times g right? taking this into consideration, replace g with x1 and h with x4. Then you get 4 x 1 + 5 x 4. Since you're always supposed to multiply and then add (left to right), it would equal 4 + 20 which is 24. Good luck on your test.
True because it possible in anyway to get 6 and 1 if you roll a dice they not saying two of them they just saying 1 number cube so its a big chance that you can get 1 and 6
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Step-by-step explanation:
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It has to be a recursive equation
Answer:
12
Step-by-step explanation:
P(x) has infinitely many solutions, but I am going to find the easiest one, which would be a linear equation.
First, notice that x-2 perfectly divides into itself.
Then, if you add 12 to x-2, you will end up with a remainder of 12. Therefore, P(x) would be x-2+12 = x+10.
Now that we know P(x), we can directly plugin 2 to find out P(2):
2+10 = 12
Therefore, P(2) = 12.
