Answer: When you combine like terms in a algebraic expression, you do not add the exponents! When you combine like terms in an equation, such as a^2 and 4a^2, you only combine the numbers, not the exponents. The exponent attached to the number stays the same. a^2 and 4a^2 would be 5a^2.
z + 93 = 180
z = 87
Answer z = 87
Here are the answer for x and y, in case you need them.
x = 2* 93 - 112
x = 186 - 112
x = 74
y = 2 * 80 - x
y = 160 - 74
y = 86
The answer should be $700
Because $12.50 · 56 = $700
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
6x∧2-7x-3=0
the coefficient of x² multiplied by -3 = -18
we need to look for 2 numbers that when we add it to together it will equate to -7x
+2 and -9 is the answer
6x∧2+2x-9x-3=0
2x(3x+1)-3(3x+1)=0
(2x-3)(3x+1)=0
equate each brackets to 0
2x-3=0 3x+1=0
2x=3 3x=-1
x=3/2 x=-1/3
Answer:
11/2??????
Step-by-step explanation:
