How to subtract number with other numbers
Are there choices? If there are, you should list them because there are some equivalents.
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I'm assuming that you can solve these things. The top determinant comes to -180. The x value comes to - 540. When divided by the top one x = 3
The bottom determinant (y) comes to 900 and when divided by - 180 makes y = - 5. The checks out with actually solving the system of equations some other way.
Answer:
9.33333 inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
700 / 75?
Answer:
y ÷ 6.
Step-by-step explanation:
An expression is a combination of a number(s) and a variable.
Here, we simply need to write the expression from the word problem in mathematical form.
"Number" is unknown.
Variables are used to represent an unknown value.
(The variable in this expression is y).
The word problem says a number y divided by 6.
This simply means: y ÷ 6.
Equation: 4x+15=31
I have included a picture of my work since explaining might be difficult but the way I solved this if the beginning of algebra and I hope it makes sense.
Your welcome, Katy