Let
x-------> the amount of solution
y--------> the amount of solution
we know that
so
-------> equation A
-------> equation B
substitute equation A in equation B
find the value of y
therefore
The student need of
solution and
of
solution
<u>the answer is</u>
A) The percent values were written incorrectly in the equation
B) The amount of 7% solution should be written as 1 – x, not x – 1.
Answer:
The values of given expressions are:
1. gh = -21
2. g^2 - h = 46
3. g + h^2 = 2
4. g + h = -4
5. h - g = 10
6. g - h = -10
Step-by-step explanation:
Given values of g and h are:
g = -7
h = 3
<u>1. gh</u>
The two numbers are being multiplied
Putting the values
<u>2. g^2-h</u>
Putting the values
<u>3. g+h^2</u>
Putting the values
<u>4. g+h</u>
Putting the values
<u>5. h-g</u>
Putting the values
<u>6. g-h</u>
Putting values
Hence,
The values of given expressions are:
1. gh = -21
2. g^2 - h = 46
3. g + h^2 = 2
4. g + h = -4
5. h - g = 10
6. g - h = -10
