Yes because they all have multiples of 3.
Also 4*3=12 and 3*3=9 so 4/3 is equal to 12/9.
Answer:
17
Step-by-step explanation:
Eliminating parentheses, we have ...
... 1 - 5q +2·2.5q +2·8
... = 1 -5q +5q +16 . . . . . carry out the multiplication
... = q(-5+5) +(1 +16) . . . . group like terms
... = q·0 +17 . . . . . . . . . . . combine like terms
... = 17
Answer:
it should be (5,4)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Bro same I don't know how to do this maybe cause I don't even care anymore but its OK I hope you got the answer already
To solve this I will be using substitution
-4 + 11y = 15
solve for y so
-4 + 11y = 15
11y = 19
y = 19/11
x = 2(19/11)
19/11 x 2 = 38/11
x = 38/11
x = 38/11
y = 19/11
I hope this helps!
