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So with this all we need to do is factor the expression.
Our answer is going to be 2x(16x^4+15)
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Answer:
n=147/22
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The inequality representing s, the number of sets of forks Nathan should buy is
s ≥ 21
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question, the restaurant needs at least 571 forks, i.e., if n represents the number of forks the restaurant needs, then
n ≥ 571
Also from the question, there are currently 361 forks. If y represents the number of forks the restaurant needs to buy, then
y ≥ 571 - 361
y ≥ 210
Also, each set on sale contains 10 forks. if s represents the number of sets of forks Nathan should buy, then
s ≥ 210/10
s ≥ 21
Hence, the inequality representing s, the number of sets of forks Nathan should buy is
s ≥ 21
Answer:
36
Step-by-step explanation:
Let number of m&ms Garry has be g
number of m&ms Larry has be l
Number of m&ms Jerry has be j
Since Gary has TWICE as Larry, we can write:
g = 2l
Also, Jerry has THRICE as Larry, we can write:
j = 3l
Together, they have 108, thus, we can write:
g + l + j = 108
Putting 1st and 2nd equation in 3rd, we can solve for Larry first. Shown below:

Larry has 18. To find Gary's number, we can use the fact g = 2l, so
g = 2 * 18 = 36
Gary has 36 m&ms