Okay, so total dogs are 49.
So we know if x=large dogs and y=small dogs, then x+y=49.
Next we are told that there are 36 MORE small dogs than large dogs. We can take that more meaning addition, and x being our value for large dogs. So y=x+36.
After that we now know what value we can plug in for y. So x+x+36=49.
We can then simplify it to 2x+36=49.
Subtracting the 36 from both sides, leaves you with 2x=13.
Followed by dividing both sides by 2, gives you x=6.5. Or 6.5 large dogs.
Now we can plug this into our formula for the small dogs (y=x+36) to give us y=6.5+36, which simplifies to y=42.5. Or 42.5 small dogs. Which is our answer.
We can double check it by adding the small and large dogs together, 6.5+42.5, which gives us 49, our total entries.
Answer:
x=-1, x= 1
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
yes. Commutative Property of Addition
Step-by-step explanation:
The commutative property of addition tells you that the order of the addends is immaterial. These expressions are equivalent.
G(a/2)= 2(a/2)-3
=2a/2-3
then just subtract 2a/2 by 3/1 by finding the common denominator and same for the next one.
