Multiply the first bracket by 6.
Multiply the second bracket by 8
6(x+1)-5x= 8+2(x-1)
6(x)+6(1)-5x= 8+2(x)+2(-1)
6x+6-5x= 8+2x-2
6x-5x+6= 8-2+2x
x+6= 6+2x
Move +2x to the other side. Sign changes from +2x to -2x.
x-2x+6= 6+2x-2x
-x+6= 6
Move +6 to the other side. Sign changes from +6 to -6.
-x+6-6= 6-6
-x=0
Multiply by -1 for -x and 0
-x(-1)= 0(-1)
x= 0
Answer: x= 0
Answer:
slope is 7/3
Step-by-step explanation:
rise/run
7/3
<h3>Answer: Commutative Property (choice C)</h3>
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Explanation:
Here are all of the justifications for each step
- Step 1. None needed. This is the original expression
- Step 2. Distributive property
- Step 3. Multiply (the 3 and 5 multiply to 15)
- Step 4. Commutative property. Specifically, this is the commutative property of addition which allows us to add any two numbers in any order we want. In this case, the -15 and 4x terms swap places.
- Step 5. Associative property. The parenthesis group the first two terms away from the third term.
- Step 6. Combine like terms. Both 3x and 4x have an x only so they are like terms that combine to 7x. You can think of it as 3+4 = 7, then you just tack an x onto everything to get 3x+4x = 7x.
Answer:
52.9
Step-by-step explanation:
180-32.1-95=
guessing you don't have a calculater or the patience to answer this
Answer: 10
Step-by-step explanation:
Since integral from 1 to 4 of f(x) =10
To evaluate integral from 2 to 8 of 2 times f(2x), using substitution method
Let U = 2x, dU = 2dx, dx = dU/2
Evaluate the limit, upper limit gives dU = 2*4 = 8, lower limit gives dU = 2*1 = 2.
Since this limit are the same as the limit for the question,
Therefore, F(4) - F(1) = F(8) - F(2) = 10
Substituting dx=dU/2
Gives,
Integral from 2 to 8 of 2 times f(2x)= (1/2)(2)(F(8)-F(2)) = 10
