Answer:
Taylor's conjecture is correct because the population of 2000 in the city was more compared to the population in 2010 in the same city. This is because the population in 2000 was 935,426 and it had 848 more people in that same city compared to in 2010. Therefore Taylor is right since 2000's population is 848 more than 2010's population...
Is that just the question? I can help you out but it doesn’t make any sense.
To solve this, we simply need to break down the words and turn each part into an equation.
"Three times"
This shows that we will be multiplying 3 and something.
3*
"a number"
This shows that the number we will be multiplying 3 by is "n," which represents a number.
3*n or 3n
"plus 16"
This shows we will be adding 16 to the rest of the equation.
3n+16
Using the logic above, we can see that the equation to represent this is 3n+16.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
you move first the number without the variable to the other side with the opposite sign
-0.75p=0.25+2
-0.75p=2.25
then as -0.75 is multiplying you pass it to the other side dividing
p=2.25/-0.75
p=-3
