Answer:
7 5/12
Step-by-step explanation:
first, subtract 4 5/6 from 6 2/3 by converting 6 2/3 to 6 4/6
5 3/4 + (6 4/6 - 4 5/6) = 5 3/4 + 1 4/6
* I borrowed 6/6 or '1' from the 6 and made 4/6 into 10/6
5 3/4 equals 5 9/12 and 1 4/6 equals 1 8/12
adding them gives you:
6 17/12 which is the same as 6 + 1 5/12, or 7 5/12
Let
x--------------> a number
we know that
<span>three sets of a sum of a number and four----------> 3(x+4)
t</span><span>he sum of 7 times the same number and 13--------> 7x+13
therefore
</span>(Three sets of a sum of a number and four) are added (to the sum of 7 times the same number and 13) ----------> [3(x+4)] + [7x+3]
[3(x+4)] + [7x+3]------> [3x+12] + [7x+3]=10x+15
the answer is 10x+15
The answer is either C or D hope that helped a little
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You could factor the trinomial and solve it that way, but that is the long way. Just put a - 4 wherever you see an x.
x^2 + 3x + 2 =
(-4)^2 + 3(-4) + 2
16 - 12 + 2
6
The answer is 6.
2 1/5 hours on homework for math = 2.2
Science homework took 1.1 hours to complete.
2.2+1.1= 3.3
7/8 of an hour is 50 minutes because we know that an hour is 60 minutes and every 10 minutes is a number for the numerator, if that makes sense.
3.3 of an hour plus 50 minutes, would equal 3.8 since the 3 after the point would be minutes. To convert into hours, since an hour is 60 minutes, we have 4 hours and 20 minutes he spent on homework over the weekend. That would be your answer! Hope this helped.
