A=(1/2)(h)(B+b)
(6)=(1/2)(h)((2)+(1))
12=h(3)
h=4
Answer: h=4
The question is incomplete! Complete question along with answer and step by step explanation is provided below.
Question:
The tank for a car holds 17 gallons. The gasoline gauge shows the tank is 3/4 full. How much gas is still in the tank?
Give your answer as a whole number or as a mixed fraction reduced to lowest terms.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The tank for a car holds 17 gallons.
The gasoline gauge of the car shows that the tank is 3/4 full.
We are asked to find the remaining gasoline in the tank.
Therefore, the remaining gas in the tank is
gallons.
Alternatively:

Amount of gasoline consumed = 
Amount of gasoline left = total - consumed
Amount of gasoline left = 
Tabitha Tidbits costs $7 per bag, and Figaro Flakes is $5.50 per bag.
You need to set up a system of equations. Use "x" for Tabitha Tidbits and "y" for Figaro Flakes, and let the total cost of each trip equal c. Using the equation ax+by=c, substitute the cost of each trip in for c, and the number of bags for each food for a and b respectively. The two equations will be:
3x+4y=43
3x+6y=54
Isolate x in the first equation and you will get:
x=(43-4y)/3
Substitute the above equation for x into the other equation:
3*((43-4y)/3)+6y=54
Isolate y in this equation, and you will get 11/2, which is 5.5
So the cost of one bag of Figaro Flakes is $5.50
Now substitute this into the equation where you isolated x:
(43-4(5.5))/3
You will get x=7, so a bag of Tabitha Tidbits is $7
The equation of a circle:

(h,k) - the coordinates of the center
r - the radius
The center is (4,0), the length of the radius is 2√3.
<span>6d = 108
You would first divide each side by 6 to isolate the variable.
6d = 108
6 6
d = 18
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