The equation you are looking for is (a ÷ 4) - 6.
The quotient is the answer you get from a division problem. With that being said, since you are subtracting 6 from the quotient, you must put a ÷ 4 in parenthesis, and follow the parenthesis with "- 6".
Thus meaning the equation is (a ÷ 4) - 6. I hope this helps!
Answer:
y = 3
y = 5
(last answer choice)
Step-by-step explanation:
A system of equation is given in "x" and "y".
For it to have a solution, there should be a value for x and a value for "y".
There needs to be 2 values, one for x and another for y.
It doesn't matter if the values of x and y are same, but there needs to be one value of x and one value of y (if linear equations).
First one has a value of x = 5 and y = 3, so there are 2 values, one for x and another for y, distinct values. So it's okay.
The second one has 2 values for x and y, respectively. THey are same, doesn't matter. So, this one is okay as well.
The last one has NO VALUE for x and has 2 values for y. So, this one doesn't have a proper solution.
So, the last one of the choices shown has NO SOLUTION.
The math point of the varibale can only be counted so it is c im pretty sure
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
So we have the expression:
FOIL:
Simplify:
Recall that i² is just -1. Thus:
Simplify:
Combine like terms:
Add:
And we're done!
