39 / 3/5 =
39 *5 = 195 / 3 = 65
65-39 = 26 people stayed home
Answer:
Let's define the variables:
M = mother's age
D = daughter's age.
"a mother is twice as old as her daughter"
This can be written as:
M = 2*D
"5 years from now she will be thrice as old as her daughter"
(M + 5) = 3*D
We want to know how old is the mother five years from now.
First, our equations are:
M = 2*D
(M + 5) = 3*D
First, we need to isolate one of the variables in one of the equations, because for the solution we want the mother's age, we should isolate the daughter's age.
Let's isolate D in the first equation:
M/2 = D
Now we can replace this in the other equation:
Now we can replace this on the other equation:
(M + 5) = 3*(M/2)
M + 5 - (3/2)*M = 0
-(1/2)*M + 5 = 0
5 = (1/2)*M
2*5 = M = 10
So the mother is 10 years old (this hasn't a lot of sense, maybe there is a wrong number on the question)
and 5 years from now, the mother will be:
10 + 5 = 15 years old.
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
8y-8=24
+8 +8
8y=32
32/8 = 4
y=4
4*2=8
Volume = height x width x length
x times x times x
So the answer is C, x^3
Answer:
Power property for both
Step-by-step explanation:
The power property of logarithms says that if there is an exponent in a logarithm, then that exponent can be pulled to the front.
In the first question, 5 is at the front of the logarithm because it has been pulled from 3. If you move the 5 back to the 3, it would be 3^5, which is 243.
In the second question, 2 is at the front of the logarithm as it has been pulled from the 9. If you move the 2 back to the 9, it would be 9^2, or 81.
Example:
log10^2 would be equal to 2log10.
