Well for 3. you use the Pythagorean theorem to say that 28^2 - 18^2= x^2 so 21.4 and for 4. the Pythagorean theorem says a^2 + b^2 = c^2 with c being the hypotenuse of any right triangle so the sums of the two smaller squares make the sum of the larger square making the answer b
We have been given the expression
We can rewrite the expression as 
In order to simplify the given expression, we can check if we have any common terms in the numerator and denominator.
We can write the term 72 which is in the numerator as 
Thus, the expression becomes
We can see that 4 is common in both numerator and denominator. Hence, we can cancel 4. Thus, we are left with
Therefore, we can rewrite the given expression as 54.
Answer:
I cannot not give the correct solution, need more context. How many children are there, how many adults are in the family? So I will explain in my explanation.
Step-by-step explanation:
If more context were given, for example:<em> 2 adults and 2 children.</em>
Then the bakers would have bought 2 adult tickets for ___ each
Then the bakers would have bought 3 children's tickets for ___ each
So using what we know we can create an equation:
<em>2A+3C=28</em>,<em> </em>
meaning 2 adult tickets plus 3 children's tickets costs a total of $28.
So we divide 28 by 5, which is the total amount of tickets.
28/5=5.6
So to figure the cost of children's tickets multiply the cost by amount.
3*$5.6=$16.8, C=16.8
To figure out the cost of the adults tickets multiple the cost by the amount.
2*$5.6=$11.2, A=11.2
a) the bakers would have bought <u>2</u> adult tickets for <u>5.6</u> each.
b) the bakers would have bought <u>3</u> children's tickets for <u>5.6</u> each.
Answer:
32 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
49 - 17 = 32
Timothy spent 32 minutes on his math homework.
I would say B .
They are not like terms because they are not all the same
