Hey!
You're right! This equation can definitely be solved by performing two operations on both sides. Let me show you how it's done.
First, let's write out our equation.
<span><em>Original Equation :</em>
</span>x + 53 = 15
Now that that's done, we'll be performing two operations on both sides. The operation we'll want to do is subtracting both sides of the equation by 53. We do this to get x on its own.
<em>Original Equation :</em>
x + 53 = 15
<em>New Equation {Added Subtract 53 to Both Sides} :</em>
x + 53 - 53 = 15 - 53
Now we have to solve the equation. Let's do the left side first.
<em>Left Side of the Equation :</em>
x + 53 - 53
<em>Left Side of the Equation {Solved} :</em>
x
Now, we'll solve the right side of the equation.
<em>Right Side of the Equation :</em>
15 - 53
<em>Right Side of the Equation {Solved} :</em>
-38
Now we can put both solutions to both sides of the equation together.
<em>New Equation :</em>
x = -38
Since this cannot be simplified any farther, this is our final answer. And that's it!
<em>So, now we know that in the equation x + 53 = 15,</em> x = -38
Hope this helps!
- Lindsey Frazier ♥
Answer:
360 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
(1.5 h/wk)·(4 wk)·(60 min/h) = 1.5·4·60 min = 360 min
Multiply reading time per week by the number of weeks to get reading time. Multiply the number of hours by the number of minutes in an hour to get minutes.
To find the volume (area) of the watermelon (rectangular prism), you use the formula L*W*H. You would replace the letters with numbers so it is 10*2/3*9. When you multiply those numbers, your area is 60 inches squared. Hope I helped!
Applying the trigonometric area formula, the amount of fabric she will need to make all the three triangles is: C. 417 square inches.
<h3>What is the Trigonometric Area Formula?</h3>
The trigonometric area formula is expressed as: Area = 1/2 × ab × sin(C).
Find the area of one of the triangles:
a = 17 in.
b = 17 in.
C = 74°
Area = 1/2 × (17)(17) × sin(74) ≈ 139 sq. in.
Area of the three triangles = 3(139) = 417 square inches.
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I think table a but i’m not 100% sure, sorry
