Answer:
Weight of Train A = 454 tons
Weight of Train B = 35 tons
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given that:
Let,
A represent weight of Train A
B represent weight of Train B
According to given information:
A + B = 489 Eqn 1
A - B = 419 Eqn 2
Adding Eqn 1 and 2
A + B + A - B = 489 + 419
2A = 908
Dividing both sides by 2
Putting A = 454 in Eqn 1
454 + B = 489
B = 489 - 454
B = 35
Therefore,
Weight of Train A = 454 tons
Weight of Train B = 35 tons
Hey!
We can round 75,364 to 75,000 and 472,756 to 473,000
75,000 + 473,000 = 548,000
So, the answer is B. 548,000 =)
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6/(x-1)-5x/4
subtracting the above we put the fraction under the same denominator:
6/(x-1)-5x/4
multiplying the denominators we get:
4(x-1)
thus subtracting we get:
6/(x-1)-5x/4
=(4*6-5x(x-1))/[4(x-1)]
=[24-5x^2+5x]/(4x-4)
Answer:
(-5x^2+5x+24)/(4x-4)
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3/(x+7)+4/(x-8)
the common denominator is:
(x+7)*(x-8)=(x+7)(x-8)
thus adding the fractions we put them under the same denominator as follows:
[3(x-8)+4(x+7)]/[(x+7)(x-8)]
=[3x-24+4x+28]/[(x+7)(x-8)]
=(7x+4)/[(x+7)(x-8)]
ROC is often used when speaking about momentum, and it can generally be expressed as a ratio between a change in one variable relative to a corresponding change in another; graphically, the rate of change is represented by the slope of a line.
