Answer and explanation:
<h2>h</h2>
<em>Subtract h + j + 2k = 16 by 4h + 4j + 2k = 5</em>
<em> </em> h + j + 2k = 16
-(4h + 4j + 2k = 5)
-3h - 3j = 11 <em>Then add 3j to both sides to get -3h alone</em>
-3h = 11 + 3j <em>Now divide both sides by -3 to get h</em>
h = =
<h2>j</h2>
<em>Plug in h and k to h + j + 2k = 16 </em>---> + j + 2(1) = 16
<em>Then add any like terms together</em> + 2j = 16
<em>Add on both sides</em> 2j = + 16
<em>Divide both sides by 2</em>
<em>You can divide a fraction by a fraction, so you do kcf</em> j = · =
<h2>k</h2>
<em>Multiply h + j + 2k = 16 by 2</em> ---> 2h + 2j + 4k = 32
<em>Then subtract 2h + 2j + 4k = 32 by 2h + 2j + k = 31</em>
<em> </em>2h + 2j + 4k = 32
-(2h + 2j + k = 31)
3k = 1 <em>Divide both sides by 3 to get k</em>
k = 1
Answer: One half is the irreducible fraction resulting from dividing one by two (2) or the fraction ... One half often appears in mathematical equations, recipes, measurements
Step-by-step explanation: For example, if you wish to halve the fraction 5/7, write “* 2” beside the denominator “7.” There is no operation to perform to the numerator. Multiply the denominator by 2 to halve the fraction. Using the same example, 7 * 2 = 14. This means that half of 5/7 is 5/14.
I'm confused as to why there's a random "10" but the answer is actually pretty simple. Insert (11-210) into the problems.
Basically substitute (11-210) into the numbers with the x variable.
Answer:
-4 to 0 (both -4 and 0 are included in the range because of the dots)