Answer:
6+(2x+4)=1/2-(3+x) okay I hope this is it.
Good luck on this.
Hey there!
Basically it wants you to add 3 and 8 from each other, what ever the answer to that part, you multiply the result by 9
Here this is what i meant
Or you could do this method too!
They both give you the result of
So, I am assuming your expression would look like this:
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:a = m + (p-1)*d
b = m + (q-1)*d
c = m + (r-1)*d
p(b-c) = p*(q-r)*d
q(c-a) = q*(r-p)*d
r(a-b) = r*(p-q)*d
p(b-c)+q(c-a)+r(a-b)
= p*(q-r)*d + q*(r-p)*d +r*(p-q)*d
= (pq-pr+qr-pq+rp-qr)*d
= 0*d = 0
So i prove p(b-c)+q(c-a)+r(a-b)=0 hope this is helpfull
To solve the inequality, you need to isolate/get x by itself:
171 > -6x Divide -6 on both sides [dividing/multiplying a negative number on
-28.5 < x [dividing/multiplying a negative number in an inequality causes the sign (<, >, ≤, ≥) to flip]
-28.5 < x [x is a number greater than -28.5]
So your graph should have an open circle at -28.5 (the first small line next to -28), and the arrow pointing to the right since x is greater than -28.5 (increasing) The 1st option is your answer
[use the o---> and put it at -28.5]
Ok so the first one is
1.x=135
2.x=-23
3.x=3
4.x=70