Answer: 14 - 5 x 5 = -11, and 4 - 3 x 5 = -11.
Step-by-step explanation:
what i did here was just plug in some numbers until the equations reached the same solution. there are probably better ways to do this but i hope this helps anyway.
Answer:
Therefore, Sara’s current age (5 years later) is 19 years old.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let xx be Sara’s age five years ago. Therefore, Sara’s aunt’s age 5 years ago is 4x4x.
The difference in their ages is a constant, no matter how many years have gone by. (Can you see why?)
4x−x=42
3x=42
x=42/3
x=14
14+5=19
Therefore, Sara’s current age (5 years later) is 19 years old.
Answer:
c and a
Step-by-step explanation:
the simple logistics would make it equal those 2 answers
Answer:
(D) 
Step-by-step explanation:
Two variables x and y are proportionally related if they can be written in the form y=kx, where k is the constant of proportionality.
From the given options, if 
(B)
is of the form y=kx
(C)
is of the form y=kx with
as
in its lowest form.
(C)
is of the form y=kx with
as
in fractional form.
On the Contrary,
In Option D,
does not represent a proportional relationship between x and y. The constant of proportion is supposed to be a product of x.
Answer: x = 2.65, y = 3.81
Step-by-step explanation:
ABC similar to PQR
1) Find the ratio of corresponding sides
2) Use that ratio to find values for x & y
1) Side AB = 2.76cm & Side PR = <em>y</em><em> </em>cm
Side BC = <em>x</em> cm & Side RQ = 3.66 cm
Side CA = 3 cm & Side QP = 4.14 cm (both lengths given)
Can match 3 to 4.14 & ratio of sides in ABC to PQR= 3 /4.14
Length of sides ABC = 3/4.14 times the length of sides PQR
2) x = (3 / 4.14) * 3.66 = 2.65
Now solve for y, ABC to PQR: 2.76 = (3 / 4.14) (<em>y </em>)
<em>equality property</em> (both sides) & inverse operation to isolate <em>y : </em> . 2.76 ÷ (3 / 4.14) = (3 / 4.14 ) ÷ (3 / 4.14) (<em>y</em><em>)</em>
2.76 * (4.14 / 3) = 3 / 4.14 * (4.14 / 3) (<em>y</em><em>)</em>
(2.76 * 1.38 ) = 3.81 = <em>y</em>
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